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Five elements that define Fine Art Photography. I used my raw images as a blank canvas to express my personal ideas and visions of the final

Eduardo Asenjo Matus was born in Valdivia, Chile on October 5, 1990, a former student of Architecture and Graphic Design, he discovered the world of photography in 2013 when his father gave him the first

My work is inspired by Renaissance old master paintings so often my lighting and editing style will reflect that look. Nikon D750, 105mm, f/3.2, 1/200, ISO100. Two lights: one 60" octa camera left, and 7' diffused umbrella behind camera for fill. Edited in RAW, Ps and my textures added in post.

Just look at the examples of the best wildlife photos of past 10 years, and you will know that there is a definite element of art and a touch of technique

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When it comes to photography, there are two main schools of thought: commercial and fine art. But what are the main differences in the fine art vs commercial art debate. Commercial shooters are typically more interested in the final product–an image that is well-composed and correctly exposed, with good technical skills. Fine art photographers, on the other hand, often explore different ways of seeing the world and using photography as an expressive medium Which approach is right for you?…

Zhang Jingna is an award-winning Chinese-Singaporean contemporary fine art photographer in New York City. Inspired by Pre-Raphaelite paintings, her images are beautiful, haunting, and romantic.

“"Everything you can imagine is real." Pablo #Picasso #reading #writing #story #books #writerslife #acting #film #Hollywood #Art Lisa Visser”

Photography has many tips and tricks of the trade used both by amateurs and famous photographers - the many uses of light, perspective, darkness, exposure, and many other bits are what makes beautiful pictures. All of that wouldn't come to one unified look without shadows though as they are what gives the image depth or in some cases, changes the view entirely. Also, they're free, they're everywhere, and there's no limit to what you can do with them if you have the know-how.