Showing posts with label Conceptual Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conceptual Photography. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 January 2017

Stunning photography ideas with transparent glass sphere

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If you feel no longer interested in landscape or people photography, why not try taking pictures with transparent glass sphere. The glass spheres can be purchased at any souvenir shop with an extremely affordable price. And you do not need to depend on human and weather factors for a beautiful photo. Regardless of whether it rains or sunshine, the presence of human or not, we can still take a great photo with the main object is the transparent glass sphere. If you has not yet figure out how to have a great photo with them, a few stunning photos below will surely help you get a great idea.


Monday, 5 September 2016

30 stunning cherry blossom photography

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The Most Beautiful and Romantic Japanese Cherry Blossom Tree Photos to see


Along with Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms also known as sakura flower, symbol of the country of sunrise, bringing a proud beauty. A cherry blossom petals falling like the life of a samurai become legendary. Today in this article we will take you closer to this beautiful flower through 30 breath taking cherry blossom photography.

Cherry blossoms begins to bloom from January in Okinawa until the beginning of April in Hokkaido but May is the best time for tourists to enjoy the season in Japan and the world famous flower.

Monday, 29 August 2016

13 Favorite Conceptual Photography Series from 2014

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LensCulture Editors


It's dangerous and often misguided to try to label or categorize many forms of art. In the case of photography, the term "conceptual" seems like a somewhat loaded yet meaningless catch-all rather than a description of a movement, tendency or approach. 

So, with that acknowledgment, these 13 varied projects demonstrate some of the range that photography has to offer—from artful depictions of reality to the further bounds of dreams and fantasy. 

These series were among the most popular with the readers of LensCulture in 2014. Enjoy!
—LensCulture

These pictures began to form not only a person’s living environment but also to constitute an excursion into the mental landscape: reflections of memories, reveries, fears and dreams. Using an age-old natural phenomenon coupled with modern photography, the images are quite multi-layered, simply executed (no PhotoShop) — and visually delightful at the same time!