Nil Santana
Samantha Hawthorne Wow this is beautiful. I love all of the close up shots and the d…More »
Daniel Gomez The portraits and lifestyle shots of her work is very different f…More »
Daniel Gomez Checking out this technique of shooting reflective services is in…More »
Allison Dye Ha! thats so fun. Portraits that are away from the norm, that are…More »
Allison Dye I really like on her blog the “photography on the run” part. I th…More »
Allison Dye Thats lovely. I love the fairytale-ness of their work, with the s…More »
Sandy Amstutz This was probably my favorite portrait from that week. I loved th…More »
Sandy Amstutz Thanks for posting this Stewart! I had never heard of Learn My Sh…More »
Sandy Amstutz Her stuff is definitely amazing. When looking for documentaries a…More »
Sandy Amstutz I had no idea that Kelsi was doing stuff like this. The colors in…More »
Lorraine Wilson LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your students’ work. I want to quit and just pra…More »
Nil Santana I had Kelsi in classes before, she’s awesome and talented! Thanks…More »
Nil Santana Really cool stuff. I love her broad photographic style. From fash…More »
Courtney McGaha i love their work!! the soft colors are so beautiful, and the viv…More »
Daniel Gomez I’ve become more interested in James Dimmock’s work the longer an…More »
Michael McCarty wow! They are great. I really like how they use the environment a…More »
Samantha Hawthorne I follow this photographer. She is amazing and I absolutely love …More »
Courtney McGaha one of my favorites is where he’s looking out the window, but all…More »
Courtney McGaha i agree with Micheal. the shoot with all of the different facial …More »
Courtney McGaha I love this series she did!!! The shoot above and all of the othe…More »
I love cinemagraphs and how they are still but one thing is moving, its almost unreal. The other day I got an email from Anthropologie and they had a cinemagraph at the top! I know some people were looking at doing this for their project and I just thought this was cool and decided to share :) Justin Hollar is the photographer that made these for Anthro.
http://blog.justinhollar.com/
Check these out as well:
http://cinemagraphs.com/
I always enjoy photography with a focused point making the rest of the picture a blur. Here is a link to a photographer who does that and a few tips on how he works to that point.
http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-tips/out-of-focus-richardson/
