We eat, sleep, dream and live WEDDINGS and there's no further saying about it! We love this beautiful and heart-warming amalgamation of age-old traditions and ever-evolving wedding trends. There's nothing one cannot love about weddings just simply because they're fun, a rollercoaster of emotions and have sacks full of inspiration to steal from! Furthermore, the one thing that holds a very special place in everyone's hearts are the wedding photographs. They are a true depiction of the sentiments a bride, a groom, and their families oust while experiencing the most important and precious incidents in one's life. And all of this is only made possible with a good photographer at your disposal. So, we spoke to 10 amazing wedding photographers and handpicked one real wedding from their archives to give you a taste of some amazing weddings under one roof. These real weddings will not only put you in awe but also make sure that each photo narrates a story of...
One of the biggest trends in social media—still—is taking pictures of your food. Professional chefs and amateurs alike can make our mouths water with one appetizing image. To ensure that the dish will look delicious, there are a few tips to remember: make sure your food is well lit (try photographing in natural light); pay attention to your props; and shoot quickly—food doesn’t last forever before it melts or collapses!
Join me on Jigstophoto Blogspot where I will write a few tips about Photograph on a different topic. For many photographers, going on a photographic safari in Africa is right at the top of their bucket list… and for good reason! This is one of the most incredible photo opportunities that anyone will ever live and in the end, it isn’t just about great photos, it is also about having an awesome life experience that you’ll never forget. In 2019 I’ll be running photo safaris during two different times of year and both will offer unique wildlife photo opportunities that our groups will be able to capture with their cameras. In order to take better photos on safari, you’ll need to rethink some of the ways you shoot if this is not a familiar subject matter to you.
Many types of photography captures exactly what the camera sees, but that isn’t the case with the composite approach. It features dozens, if not hundreds, of photographs in a single image. The individual photos are shot and then digitally patched together into a believable scene. If you’ve got Photoshop, you too can make your own composite image. Learn how in the online class called Compositing in Photoshop From Start to Finish.
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