Still time to register for the NAPARS online photography presentation this Friday! Since it's a Zoom presentation, there's no limit to the number of attendees. From 12:00 noon to 2:00p EDT on Friday, May 31, 2024, I'll be sharing an online presentation for NAPARS on how using tripods, polarizers, and flashes will elevate your wreck site, vehicle, and component photographs. You'll see plenty of before and after examples to demonstrate just how powerful those three tools are by themselves, and even more so when used together. Any professional can easily use these tools to make consistent, professional, and useful photographs for reports and exhibits for clients, attorneys, judges, and juries. It's free for NAPARS members and only $5 for non-members! Of course, there will be ACTAR credits. https://lnkd.in/eNgCrHjw #NAPARS #forensicphotography #accidentreconstruction #accidentreconphotography #photography

Capturing Dance Images During a Live Performance with Mark and Shelly Photography. Capturing the perfect live dance photo requires a combination of technical skill, artistic vision, and an understanding of the art form.

Assignment 3: Basic Composition of Photography Framing is a composition technique that naturally directs viewers' attention to the main point of interest. In this photo, the chink of the door functions as a frame to focus on the dog as the subject.

One of the most transformative lessons I’ve learned as a photographer is that less is often more. This image was created using minimal lighting, a single source that cast shadows and revealed the subject’s strength. It reminded me that simplicity allows emotion to take center stage. In photography, it’s easy to get caught up in complexity, but I’ve found that stripping away the excess often reveals the truth. For those of you in creative fields, what’s one technique or approach you’ve simplified that made a world of difference?

A New Perspective: The Art and Science of Bird's-Eye View Photography A New Perspective: The Art and Science of Bird's-Eye View Photography In the w... Read More - https://lnkd.in/dAaHhd7Y

Don't forget about the importance of rhythm in photography! Rhythm refers to the visual flow and repetition of elements in a photograph. By understanding rhythm, you can create more dynamic and engaging photos that draw the viewer's eye through the image. Whether it's through the repetition of patterns or the placement of subjects. read the full post

As shown in Gerard Holzmann's "Beyond Photography: the Digital Darkroom", (1988) here is how to interactively run popi with an editor and image viewer: https://lnkd.in/eKa2Dvjw

Creating the perfect illusion in photography is truly an art form. Today, our students are mastering the technique of creating stunning 3D illusions using just cardboards in our practice session.

Basic Composition Techique in Photography In photography, framing is a compositional technique where elements in an image are used to create a frame around the main subject. This technique naturally directs the viewer's attention to the focal point of the image. For example, in the photo where the red ant walks on the fence acts as a frame, drawing attention to the red ant as the subject of the image.

It starts with capturing your badass Cutie Pie SMILE 😁. From there, the sky is the limit to how hot you want to be. Photo manipulation is one of God's wonders in today's Photography Industry.