Behind The Shot: David Köster’s landscape photography
In this blog, David Köster tells us the story behind three of his favorite images and how he achieved his creative vision for them.[…]
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Questions for – Martin Strasser
Martin Strasser, a participant in our “Blue” photo competition, held in autumn of 2018, talks about his passion for underwater and sports photography.[…]
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Here Are The Winners for June’s Behind the Shot Contest!
Here Are The Winners for June’s Behind the Shot Contest! Photographs give us the unique opportunity to see the world through someone else’s eyes - taking us to places we’ve never been, introducing us to people we would otherwise never know, and sharing stories that serve to inspire, inform, entertain and move us, expanding our own world in innumerable ways. […]
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Ken Sklute – Friends with Vision
Ken Sklute began his photographic career capturing race cars at an early age, but then moved into the wedding and portrait industry where he was quickly recognized as a trend setter, receiving many accolades throughout the industry. […]
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Jochen Kohl – Wide-gamut by modern photo printer
What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) – A controlled workflow with consistently executed color management from monitor calibration, to the correct handling of the softproof up to the correct profile for the printer is the basis for a color-true work.[…]
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Sascha Hüttenhain – Ballet Tänzer
Often, only a fraction of a second decides whether an image was captured at the right moment, which is why the dialogue and interaction between dancer and photographer is especially important.[…]
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Here Are The Winners for May’s Behind the Shot Contest
Here are the winners of our Behind The Shot Contest for May! We’re always so impressed by the photographic skills of those who participate in our Behind the Shot Contest. It’s truly a challenge to determine our winners, since there are so many outstanding images from which to choose.[…]
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Martin Koswig – Reportage-Shootings in Southafrika
Yes, I love the reportage! It is demanding in every respect, because every moment is just a moment, a second of the day. It has to be captured, emotionally charged, how this second is experienced right now. In this second everything must be right! Light and shadow, perspective, technique, facial expression, the gaze, details, picture detail, background... If one of these factors is not correct, the pictures will not be taken and 3000-10000 pictures cannot be retouched.[…]
