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Thoughts on photography, creativity, and the practice of seeing.

Inspired by the Falkland Islands (Malvinas Islands)

Adriana Claudia Sanz

One freezing winter afternoon, I took advantage of my time to look again at the book Genesis by Sebastiao Salgado. I stopped at his photographs of the black-browed albatross (Thalassarche…

The Nature of the Abstract

Jon McCormack

With its beautiful colors, intricate patterns, and graceful flamingos, Lake Magadi has been a highlight of my 30-year journey as a nature photographer. It felt like a final exam of…

Dreamlike Nightscapes — Exploring Reality and Beyond

Angel Fux

In this article, I’d like to dive into what composite photography is, since we are seeing it more often, with very few photographers being transparent or honest about using compositing…

Capturing Wildlife Photos with a Tilt-Shift Eﬀect

Ray Hennessy

The photos I was capturing were certainly diﬀerent, but I have learned over the years that diﬀerent just to be diﬀerent doesn’t mean a photo is good. I was sharing…

Me Through My Images

Rahul Sachdev

What I photograph and how I photograph reflect a lot about who I am in real life, that much I am sure of. I can’t say this for everyone, but…

The Power of Personal Projects

Bob Faucher

For me the key word is “project.” Projects are highly flexible, allow me to stretch my wings, and make me a better photographer. I prefer to drive to all the…

I’m deeply fascinated by the technique of combining intentional blurring with on-site, high-key photography. I believe it creates a uniquely delicate impression for the viewer. It's this delicacy, or perhaps…

The Symphony of Submerged Aesthetics: Underwater Photography as a Catalyst for Ocean Conservation

Gustavo Costa

The seamless merger of aesthetics and conservation in underwater photography is not coincidental; it's a purposeful alliance. The allure of captivating visuals entices viewers, encouraging them to linger and contemplate…

On the Delta – Photographing Okavango’s Wet Season

Jon McCormack

Okavango! The name itself conjures up fantasies of southern Africa — animals around waterholes as dust clouds roll in from the parched Kalahari plains. But this hot, dry, arid version…