Hi guys, I hope everyone is well and even though these are difficult and uncertain times, hope you find ways to stay positive and taking care of yourself and your loved ones. It looks like I’ll be working for another couple of days and then it’s full confinement for me too. Stricter measures will be […]Read Post ›
Hi guys, we missed our Monday feature on Masters of photography so we’re back with a bang! Anyone who would like to participate – choose a photographer whose work inspires you and share it across social media. GO! This week I chose a photographer whom I discovered on Instagram. Her work continues to inspire me […]Read Post ›
It’s been a while since I did a post on masters of photography. I thought about posting something a little different this time. Something no less important than photography masters we all know and learn from. I’m talking about my two boys…
One of the geniuses of cinematography Andrey Tarkovskyy shares his views and opinions about art and existence.
He mostly photographed on the streets yet he was not a street photographer, well he did not consider himself as one. He photographed life, people, animals, anything that he found interesting. He was just a guy with a camera… Gary Winogrand is this Monday Master.
After a short break we are back to our beloved Monday Masters posts. Well, I personally find this little weekly activity quite fun and educational at the same time. I also think that someone, somewhere will find these articles interesting, especially if you haven’t heard of some of the photographers we nominate each week. This […]Read Post ›
Summer holidays have started but we’ll still continue with our weekly Monday posts. My posts will probably be more brief and shorter than usual but I’ll still try to dig up enough information and links for you to check out dear reader. This Monday, the nominated Master is Ian Berry.
Some thoughts on love of photography: What does a breathing exercise can give you? It can calm your nervous system, increase focus and reduce stress. In general, all these things I tend to gain while photographing.
“So far, technique is not so interesting for me. More important thing is catching the Decisive Moments. Expressing subjects humanity feelings.” Tatsuo Suzuki
“I was born a photographer” – declares Abbas in one of the interviews. You may have heard of this name before and if you haven’t, I am sure you have seen some of his images as they remain to be one of the most important photographs of the 20th Century. This Monday we explore the work […]Read Post ›
