Photography

May 24, 2011

Long Exposure Shots of Planes Taking Off

We've all seen long exposure shots of the nighttime sky a countless number of times. But, have you seen what photographer Terence Chang has to offer? He shoots long exposure photographs of planes taking off and landing at the San Francisco International Airport. Truly magnificent and different, these photos show a gorgeous contrast of the night's sky with the planes' lights!

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March 31, 2011

The Traveling Photojournalist

If you're a photojournalist by trade, what would your photos look like when you traveled for leisure? More than your skills, what kind of experiences would you bring to your “time off” photography? These are the questions one might ask Jason Lang, a Paris, France-based newspaper photographer who takes refreshingly honest travel photos. “Whether I'm traveling or not, I typically photograph people.

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February 17, 2011

Suspense Thriller Photography (13 total)

Graphic designer and photographer from Finland Mikko Lagerstedt has a rare ability, he knows how to create a mood. Whether he's accentuating the density of fog or shooting a shadowy figure far away in the distance, all of his photos carry with them a dramatic feeling. It's like you're witnessing a spliced scene from an edge-of-your-seat suspense thriller, that crescendo moment before you let out a bone-chilling scream.

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February 7, 2011

Met Exclusive: Interview with Rodney Smith (Part 1 of 2)

Today, it is with great pleasure that I bring you a Met Exclusive – a rare, one-on-one interview with photographer Rodney Smith. Smith isn't your typical photographer. Though he graduated from the University of Virginia, he earned a Masters in Theology from Yale and later taught at that prestigious university. He's worked with editorial and corporate clients that include New York Times, GQ, American Express and B.M.

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