Paddling surfer outside the island of Lombok in Indonesia. Curling wave outside Bingin Beach, Bali, Indonesia. Surfers are coming in after a session. Photos taken at Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia. Surfer outside the island of Lombok in Indonesia. Magical sunset at Merese Hills on Lombok, Indonesia. Surfer from below. Photo taken at Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia. Surfer [...]
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Kalle Lundholm Surf Photography
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Spotlight On: Mark Dobson – Seascape and Wave Photography
What type of photography do you do? My photography is generally all coastal-based. The majority of my portfolio consists of ocean waves and seascapes. That's not to say the camera doesn't get pointed at other subjects from time to time! How did you get into photography, and more specifically that genre of photography? During the [...] More -
Kate Jonker – Friends with Vision
Are you doing photography, videography or both? I am mainly doing underwater photography, but do capture the beauty beneath the waves with video now and again. How did you get your start in photography/videography? I embarked on my photographic journey at the age of ten when a camera became my prized possession. Growing up, my [...] More -
Ruth Medjber – Portrait, Music Festival and Event Photographer
Dublin-born Ruth Medjber, now a globally recognized photographer, was inspired by her father to start taking photographs from a young age. While completing her Bachelor of Arts (Photography) with honors at the Dublin Institute of Technology, Medjber regularly contributed to Hot Press magazine, and later to NME, Rolling Stone, Kerrang! and Classic Rock.
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Meet Catherine Hall – Fine Art & Wedding Photographer
Wedding photographer Catherine Hall is known for her elegant editorial style. Additionally, her fine-art photography has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United States, and international assignments have taken her to more than thirty countries on five continents.
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Wedding Photography with Firat Bagdu
Firat Bagdu on wedding photography – capturing the happiest day of one’s life Datacolor’s Friend with Vision Firat Bagdu is an award-winning professional photographer with Kurdish heritage living in Cologne. He is famous for his refined and powerful images, characterized by vibrant colors, clear and distinctive shapes and lines, playful elements and an attention to [...] More -
Untangling the Monitor Maze – What You Need to Know
Where do you start when it comes to what you need to know before purchasing your next monitor (especially if you’re not a die-hard tech geek)? Start here: Your Monitor is an Investment As with most things, you get what you pay for when you purchase a monitor. The newer features and technologies can improve [...] More -
Questions for Ronja Linßen – Photo Contest “Opposites”
When did you start your photography? The camera has always been a faithful companion on my travels and enables me to capture wonderful images of my experiences and share them with other people. Over time, photography has also become a great passion outside of travelling. Especially during the three years I spent in Slovenia for [...] More -
Movement
As a landscape photographer, I would spend so much time and attention ensuring an image was sharp, from the most intimate areas of foreground to the faraway peaks in the distance, that any concept involving movement would seem alien. Waiting for the wind to drop so the branches of the trees cease swaying or speeding [...] More -
Spotlight On – Peter Li
How did you get your start in photography? I started shooting with DSLR camera back in 2013 when my first daughter/child was born. Like many dads out there, I wanted to document my growing family. Having a wife who studied Art, she has a very artistic eye and I am very lucky to have someone [...] More -
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse – One of My Top Locations and How the Seasons and Conditions Impact My Shooting
By David Long EXIF Data: Focal Length - 22mm, Aperture - f/10, ISO - 100, WB - 6500 K, Exposure - .8 sec Conditions: Filter - None, Month - July, Time - 4:39 AM, Shooting Direction - Northeast Maine has more than its share of iconic lighthouses. From Cape Neddick (Nubble) in the south, to [...] More -
“Air” over the Limit
By Camilla Pizzini If you asked me what my most vivid impression of paragliding was, I would tell you “The air and the wind lashing and cutting your face.” We can't help but imagine a beautiful winter landscape without a blanket of snow, or a breathtaking lake or mountain, but it is the air, the [...] More -
Questions for Walter Fogel – “Opposites” photo competition
When did you start your photography? I started taking photos as a hobby when I was 16, and I was soon doing photo reporting for various daily newspapers. After studying sports and German studies, I took on an assistant position with the fashion photographer Rudi Goedtler in Lörrach. That was the launch of my professional [...] More -
Why Owning a Light & Color Meter Makes Sense
Maybe you’re considering incorporating a light & color meter into your photography or videography workflow, but you’re not sure if it’s necessary given that digital cameras have their own built-in meters. Your camera’s built-in meter can only provide the average light measurement of a scene, which can result in images/footage that can be over or [...] More -
Understanding Lighting Ratios
1:1, 2:1, 3:1 – lighting ratios have you confused? Let’s throw some light on the situation. Lighting ratios let you know the relationship of how two sources of light – typically, a key light and a fill light - fall onto a subject, expressing the difference between highlights and shadows. A ratio expressed as 1:1 [...] More