photographers can be inspire by many things before clicking the shutter on a scene or subject to capture a moment in time. It could be the light falling on a scene or the look in someone’s eyes. It might be the time of day or the time of year. Maybe it’s a combination of a lens choice and a situation. Or maybe it’s something that someone is wearing or what’s missing. Anyway I think any photographers has to be inspire also just looking and observing the work and images of other one. Should be start from the master of photography, the greatest images from the last two centuries. So then just focus on subject of interest. But remember that the history of photography is important as basic as any technique you will use to shooting.
Photography as Therapy If someone were asked what the photograph is for, they would probably answer that to portray reality. Other say to telling a story or to immortalize special moments and turn them into memories. However, photography has various uses, and one of them is therapy. Indeed taking photos can actually improve your mental … Read more
Favorite Photography Book on India There is no better way to learn to photograph than by doing it by the best. Today it is possible to access many books of great photographers who are an infinite and free source of learning and inspiration.They have in common the Subject, the great country of India and his … Read more
Bruno Barbey Bruno Barbey is a french photographer born in 1941. He is one of those great figures in contemporary photography who deserves to be vindicated with more force. Being an internationally recognized author, member of the Magnum Agency, he may not have gained as much fame as other photographers of his generation. Still with … Read more
Some years ago i discovered the figure of Michael Kenna, a minimalist photographer. Perhaps it is the best way to define him is exquisite black and white medium format. And long exposures. I invite you to discover the gaze of one of the heirs of the great photographers of the past: Michael Kenna. Introduce Michael … Read more
Father of Indian Photography Personally I am convinced that Raghu Rai’s work represents a great stimulus for anyone photographers and an excellent starting point for those who engage in street photography and photojournalism. Indeed for those who want to Photograph India is an essential figure to look at. HIs photos and books are a good … Read more
