Posted in: Cool photo ideas
Recently, a friend told me about an interesting photo artist: Natsumi Hayashi (yowayowa). Hayashi is a Japanese girl who takes great levitation–self-portraits. She also had an exhibition in Tokyo this year, called: "Today's Levitation!"
There are often the same picture ideas for weddings or of wedding couples. Now I’ve decided to do my own research by looking through the web for some different ideas.
There are always couple shootings done with the bridesmaids, the best man and the whole family. Posing in a normal way is good – everybody looks fine and nice, and if you are later looking at the pictures you’ll think: “yes, that was a very nice day” – and that is good, because you need these kinds of pictures.
But what can you do in addition to create some unique und fun wedding pictures, something your guests and you will both really love? Something that will make you say: “Yeah! That wedding was the most fun ever!”
Looking for an easy and astoundingly decoration idea? Ever tried wooden pictures? Integrate them in your photo walls or use them for your shelf displays!
The video shows you this nice and easy do-it-yourself idea (from diy-creativity).
The Magnum Photos Agency are responsible for some of the world's best photography, and they're adding to their impressive archive on a daily basis.
Now they've released 'A Year in Photography' a book showcasing 365 photographs from some of their talented snappers who are guaranteed to inspire anyone holding a camera.
The 736 page book presents work by almost 70 photographers - including Robert Capa, Elliott Erwitt, Abbas, Eve Arnold, Raghu Rai, Martin Parr and Alec Soth - each represented by four to five images.
Great portraits don’t just happen, as any photographer knows they take substantial time, planning and thought.
And this is due to be explained in a free online webinar from tripod-makers Manfrotto, called... "Great Portraits Don’t Just Happen."
Taking place on their School of Xcellence website at 3pm EDT on December 2nd the free event will be hosted by Sports Illustrated Staff Photographer Bill Frakes.
I came across this blog today where the photos were not only stunning, but I found what I thought was just one amazing and creative idea!
Elizabeth Walker is a photographer based out of Michigan - and I can definitely say she is one talented lady!
Big deal its a picture hanging on the wall!
CONGRATULATIONS # 116, Susan C. - the winner of our All Pop Art giveaway!
Love Warhol? Love Unique? Love Photos?
Then All Pop Art is a must see site! A leader in the Photo Art world, All Pop Art features a wide selection of unique options for being creative with your photos!
From Warhol to Manga, from Lichstyle to Silhouettes they have everything you need to create a dramatic display of images in your home.
Right now I am totally digging the Superhero Style they have going on and really think EVERY mom needs one of these!!
The holiday season is just around the corner and sending memorial holiday greeting cards has become an expression of creativity, lifestyle and shared family moments. But, when times are tough as they are now, there's no need to spend lots of money on professional family photos.
WONDERFUL THINGS HAPPEN!!!!
Now, we know our readers love to get the "latest" trends in the consumer photo world - and although this trend has been around a while in the professional photography world, we are guessing that this is something you have not had the thrill of seeing yet!
It is called Waxworks, and it is a handcrafted process that creates a stunning fine art piece that you would be proud to hang in any room of your home!