A Source of Photography Inspiration

Landscape photographer and author Christopher O’Donnell recently released a free eBook on his exposure blending technique. Inside you’ll find that Christopher details his entire process of exposure blending  – from auto-bracketing in the field, to combining different exposures in process – to bring out the optimal tonal range of a photo.

Het Hoofdboek is a collection of 100 portraits by Dutch photographer Sander Stoepker in collaboration with A Cup of Culture, a charity that promotes social and cultural awareness.

Fog in the city is like the metaphor about the glass being half full or empty. You’re being optimistic if you think it’s fog and pessimistic if you think it’s pollution.

An ocean is a naturally breathtaking view, and it only looks better with a beautiful sunset lighting up the backdrop. You can almost hear the waves and smell the ocean as you look through these photographs.

Anatolia, also known as Asia Minor or Asian Turkey, is an important piece of land between the Black Sea, Aegean Sea and Mediterranean Sea. It’s never belonged to just one culture, but has hosted civilizations ranging from the Hittites, Persians and Greeks to the Armenians, Romans and Ottoman Turks–to name a few.

Larence Tanjuaquio from Oceanside, California, has worked in fashion photography for years. For his latest photo shoot, he used smoke balls to create a hazy cloud behind the model.

Photography became a passion of Slavina Bahchevanova about five years ago, when she started to photograph her children. She is a self-taught photographer who loves to capture unaffected moments from people’s lifetime while also experimenting with different techniques.

Jason Devaun is a Texas-based photographer, writer, and self-described lover of music. His work focuses on candid portraiture and macros, but he also photographs everyday objects.

Taking pictures of live insects can be quite a challenge in photography, and for photographer Oleg Serkiz it’s something he enjoys. During most of his childhood he loved collecting insects, but with age lost interest.

Graffiti can be a controversial topic because it’s both illegal and artistic, but regardless of whether you think it’s closer to beautification or vandalism, it definitely requires an incredible amount of skill and dedication.