As more and more photographers post their shots online, it becomes harder to find emerging talented photographers worth watching. I’ve compiled a list of some of my favourite photographers who inspire me with their amazing work. All images are linked to the rest of the photographers gallery.
Category: Travels
2009
It’s fair to say 2009 was the year of the long exposures for me. I’ve had a lot of fun with the Canon 5D Mark II and B+W 110 filter over the year and looking back am surprised how many photographs I actually took.
I hope 2009 was a good year for your photography!
Mounting your Photography
Eeek huge image, sorry!
Inspired by a thread on a photography forum I frequent, I set out to mount some of my favourite shots. The process is easy and also quite cheap so it works out a nice way of presenting your photography.
A few things are needed
- Prints – 8×6″ prints from RgbDigital at $0.95 each.
- Foamcore – $14 for a 40×30″ black sheet from Artery. You can find this at your local arts and craft store and is available in both black and white colours.
- Stanley knife – This was already laying around but is available at most places including arts and craft stores, hardware stores and maybe supermarkets.
- Self adhesive spray – $10 for a can and is available at arts and craft stores and hardware stores. This is used to stick the print to the foamcore.
- Bluetac – $3.50 a packet and is used to stick the foamcore to the wall.
- Ruler – A metal ruler works well to ensure you get a consistent and straight cut.
- Something to cut onto like a kitchen chopping board.
Learn from my mistake and avoid the print from bubbling by putting the mounted print under a heavy book to smoothen it out. Also take care when placing the print onto the foamcore so you’re not stuck with fingerprints.
This wouldn’t be complete without a cheesy timelapse video with cameo appearances from my 7 year old cousin and dad.
Calculate sunset direction and its time through this tool..
I just came across this tool developed by Stephen Trainor which allows you to key in your location and be provided with sun and moon rise times but also what direction they will rise based on your location (click). I’ve seen similar things done in the past but find this much better and think its a must for any landscape photographer. I believe the program is for both mac and windows so enjoy.
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