Photography

June 1, 2017

Interview: Masterful Photoshop Artist Combines Images to Create Magical Scenes

Digital artist Viktoria Solidarnyh continues to impress with her ability to merge random photos into fantasy composite imagery. Using Photoshop, Lightroom, and a graphics tablet, the Ukrainian artist specializes in digital art filled with Disney imagery and whimsical fairy tale touches. Taking an average of 3 to 5 days to complete, the trained designer—she also studied photography—only began working with digital composites in January 2016.

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May 28, 2017

Drone Photographer Captures Stunning Aerial Photos of South Australia’s Coast

Based in beautiful South Australia, drone photographer Bo Le captures amazing aerial shots of his captivating coastal home. In his series, SA from Above, Le photographs and presents the diverse beauty of his surroundings from a sky-high perspective. Specifying “the raw beauty of nature, the spirit of adventure and an insatiable drive to explore the horizons beyond ordinary” as his muses, Le fearlessly takes to the air to capture breathtaking shots of South Australia's landscape.

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May 25, 2017

Interview: Color Blind Photographer Reveals How He Overcomes His Chromatic Condition

Photographer Cameron Bushong realized at a young age that he was color blind. While it was often a hindrance for him, the condition has made a big impact on how he pursues his passion for photography. Cameron has red/green color blindness, and it dulls the vividness of everyday life; it's as the world's saturation has been softened, with a slight green hue added to all that he sees.

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May 19, 2017

10 Aerial Photographers Reveal How They Capture the World from Above

Aerial photography captures some of the most awe-inspiring views of Earth that we’ve ever seen. Taking cameras to new heights—literally—the vantage points allow us to experience the world from which humans were never meant to do so. History of Aerial Photography Not long after the inaugural image was taken on a camera did adventurous photographers start to snap pictures from the air. The first to attempt this top-down technique was French photographer and balloonist Gaspard-Félix Tournachon.

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