The prints you get back from the local photo printer may put a smile on the face of grandma or grandpa but would be unsuitable for hanging in a gallery, and not necessarily because of the artistic merits of the photograph but because of how the photograph was printed. Art galleries, collectors and museums require photographic prints to be archival quality, meaning they will last for many years without fading or deteriorating. What is meant by...
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
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A fashion photographer takes high quality and high resolution images of clothes, accessories and models for magazines, designers and fashion houses. A portfolio is basically just a collection of the photographer's best work. It can either be an online portfolio in the form of a website that people can visit and view, or it can be prints of the images placed in a folder. No matter what form it's in, the portfolio must showcase the photographer's skill...
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Surreal photography is a particular challenge. The photographer appears to capture real images of impossible realms. It takes particular creativity to achieve this type of effect. You can use any of several different techniques to create a surreal photo. Some involve taking the photographs, and some involve darkroom or digital manipulation. Making a Composite One technique for creating a surreal photograph is compositing opposing or disparate...
Monday, January 30, 2017
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Soon after photography was invented in the 19th century, photographers began creating stereoscopic photographs. These photos are made with a camera which has two lenses that simultaneously record slightly different images. When these two images are viewed in a special stereoscopic viewer, the brain merges them into one, so that they appear more three dimensional. You can buy a digital camera that does that these days and special software to view...
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