Before upgrading make sure that all your softwares, drivers and on will be compatible with it.
Read the following educating story.
Where Lion can't be used
Enjoy
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Stand on your ground
When it comes to street photography we are facing loose of freedom. We all have been told by security people that we are not allowed to photograph buildings or whatever for many and different reasons.
During the London Street Photography Festival in July 2011(http://londonstreetphotographyfestival.org/) Dpreview has conducted an experiment with six photographers accompanied with 6 videographers to see how easy it is shoot around the city. “Stand on your ground”
To see more please click on the following link.
or on youtube
or on PetaPixel
Worth watch it.
Enjoy and learn!
Friday, June 10, 2011
Am I a Travel Photographer?
This is a legitimate question since I say that I travel the globe!
Unfortunately I'm not. I'm a Photographer doing tourism with his family or with a cultural association. Do I take good or great shots, I believe I do. I learnt over the years to be extremely reactive.
I'm just a picture-taker dependent upon circumstances beyond my control.
Years ago a traveler with a camera was a potential Travel Photographer. Bringing back exotic photographs made people interested in your journey. In a recent post I said that people are bombarded with visual and it is also true with travel photography. It is so easy today to go overseas and bring back hundred if not thousands of exotic pictures, some are good and if not at least some are interesting, all posted on Picassa Web Album or similar. Does it make you or me a Travel Photographer? It used to be but not anymore.
Do Travel Photographers still exist ? Of course they do. But travel photography has been taken to a whole new level. More on that later...
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Provide an emotionally visual that is different.
In today's world people are bombarded with visuals so we, as photographers, need to craft our images to stand out above the crowd. Our photographs need to convey not only a message but a powerful one.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Light creates mood
Light quality and direction are the essential ingredients to create mood in your photograph
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