By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
This is the 4th and last post in series of images of Paris taken in 2021 during limited lockdown. The first was #1103 Scenes of Seine followed by #1107. Churches, Cathedrals and Chapels of the Capital, #1120 Poignant and Particular Paris Every city and town I’ve visited has some form of Street Art. The problem […]
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By Ian Varkevisser | Art & Creativity , How-To
In the art world different mediums and techniques of paint are used. Most of the mediums are opaque and forgiving. Take oils for instance – should an artist make a mistake, he may wait for the oil to dry and apply another layer/layers of oils over it and correct his mistake, as the medium itself […]
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By Paul Perton | Art & Creativity
When you’ve exhausted just about every idea, tired of yelling at your similarly incarcerated family, got over Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and bored friends and acquaintances with e-mails and text messages, it probably time to get lateral. I’m also fed up with re-editing images chosen in Lightroom and imported as otherwise new RAW files into […]
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By Stephen Cysewski | Travel Photography
My daughter and I went to an eight day workshop during the Oaxaca Day of the Dead Celebration Oaxaca Mexico: October 25-November 5th 2019, we came early and left late in order to do our independent wandering. I travel with my daughter to many locations, from Japan to Poland. It is a joy […]
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By pascaljappy | Opinion
Do you ever feel bad about photographing someone else’s art ? This has troubled me in the past, particularly with graffiti and street art. Is there any worth to it? Is it merely an act of relaying the creation of others to your tribe, in which case there is zero talent in capturing but the […]
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