Depending on where you live, the Fall season might be full of rich colors — followed by the faded, dead, and dying aftermath, which holds a certain skeletal beauty of its own. While the landscapes start turning from a rich set of painted gold and ruby to muted tallow and burlap hues, we tend to disregard what
Mixed media photography is anything photographed and digitally altered. Blending images together and dramatically altering the end result with digital graphics, filters, and modes to create art is something that takes artistry and time. While there are a number of digital artists mastering the double exposure trend, there are other artists experimenting with methods far beyond
Minimalism is all about freedom. Unburdening as you discard unnecessary things. If you embrace the idea of “less is more,” try adopting minimalism in your mobile photography. It puts the focus on a central idea with “breathing room” around the subject. It can be a person, place or a thing — otherwise known as a noun!
iPhoneography (aka Mobile Phone Photography) has gained popularity at a brisk rate over the past 5-8 years. People are taking an ever-growing number of photos with their phones with ever-larger resolution and file sizes, and the competition between smartphone makers has been neck and neck to produce mobile phones with larger storage options and more progressive camera features.
Photos of body parts can be sexy. Or boring and everyday, depending on the editing choices you make. Body parts can be more impactful than a facial portrait when composition and lighting are the key factors in your final cut. Facial segments, hands, feet, necklines, backlines, navel dips — any and all fragments of the human
