A Source of Photography Inspiration

Not everyone holds the camera the same way. Do you fall into one of these categories?

On the evening of July 8, 2012, James Clark was on a trip out by Mt. Rainier when a thunderstorm approached. He quickly grabbed his camera from his truck and began shooting the lightning off in the distance.

Camille Seaman has put together an impressive project over the last few years called “The Last Iceberg” which features photos of a handful of icebergs around the polar regions that are currently heading towards their end. She describes them as individuals, almost like family, with each iceberg portraying a different personality and connection to their environment.

Last year we featured Ben Heine, a talented artist/photographer from Belgium, and his Pencil Vs Camera series. Since then, he’s released many more of these great pieces of work, so we’ve put together a part 2 for everyone to enjoy.

Lauren Randolph is a creative portrait photographer based out of Los Angeles, also known as “lauren lemon.”

The incredible portrait work of Niki Aguirre is garnering much attention – and fast. She was kind enough to take a break from her hectic schedule and answer some questions for Photography Blogger.

James Bennett, a photographer in NSW Australia, along with Alex Kachel , invited a bunch of people to a studio over two evenings for a yawning photo session. After a little bit of red wine and conversation, sleepy subjects would sit in front of the camera.

Here are a few photography quotes that you may find inspiring.

Tadas Cerniauskas decided to take some time off as an architect to pursue his hobby of photography full-time. When he started his studio (TADAO CERN) in Vilnius, Lithuania, there was an annual tradition of opening up the place for anyone to visit and have their portrait taken. Tadas decided to have a little fun by being a bit more creative…

Have you got any friends that may seem obsessed with Instagram? This infographic may help you decide whether you do or not.