Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 113 i Photography Masterclass Magazine

In this photography tutorial I’m going to talk to you about a true master of photography – Henri Cartier-Bresson. I’ve also included a free Cartier-Bresson fact sheet which you can get by clicking here. Sit back and enjoy the tutorial. www.youtube.com/embed/ShxZouuEGfo ABOUT THE AUTHOR: The School of Photography deliver high-quality photography courses online, in person and in books, and are a leading provider of photography education to schools and colleges in the UK. You can follow more from The School of Photography on their website, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.…

Most of us will have heard the term ‘documentary’ but how does it relate to photography? Documentary is a term that is used to define anything that pertains to documenting real-life information. Documentary photography uses images to provide a factual report on a given subject and often contains a series of images that tell a complete story. WHAT IS DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY? As I said above, documentary photography uses photographs to tell a factual story, generally capturing events in real time. Documentary photography is not posed or staged but does look to depict factual events in a creative fashion. Focusing on social, cultural or humanitarian issues, documentary photography isn't usually manipulated in post production in order to keep work authentic. There is a certain crossover with photojournalism, but photojournalists tend to…

Here is my new 4k timelapse short film that I’m so glad to share with you all. Senescence is process by which everything ages and eventually dies, especially speaking about organisms and leaves. It’s a title that I chose grudgingly, because in my opinion, the Arctic Fall is when everything comes back to life. I am not saying the summer doesn’t bring its share of life, but the autumn time is when colors, shapes and phenomena spring out from a long slumber. This year, I really wanted to focus on water reflection and foliage colors. I traveled about 2500 kilometers throughout the Troms region to get access to stunning spots. Fortunately, the month of September gave us incredible conditions weather wise, allowing me to get absolutely stunning northern lights. Also,…

In its most general terms, photographic composition is the way in which you compose an image through particular framing. Although there are hundreds of different composition rules and tips, the composition rules can be broadly narrowed down to these four that I’m going to discuss in this article. Let’s get started! BALANCE Balance is all about the visual weight of the elements in your image. When you look at a photograph the elements in it need to work together to produce a balanced image. There are many ways of achieving balance within an image. One of the simplest ways is to produce a symmetrical image. An image using reflectional symmetry, where one side of the composition is the exact mirror image of the other is an easy way to produce…

www.youtube.com/embed/4ZKDW9G-A8g This is a film I made for the virtual Photography Show. It was aired on 21st September 2020 and in it I cover both wedding photography and family photography. I hope you find these documentary photography tips useful. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Kevin Mullins is a pure documentary wedding photographer who shoots weddings right across the UK and internationally. Shooting in a documentary style he strives to tell the story of the wedding through photojournalism, rather than "traditional" contrived wedding photography. Follow him on his website, Instagram and YouTube.…

www.youtube.com/embed/6vmseRD56uc Upgrade your editing experience with the Loupedeck CT, now with Capture One Pro integration. The Loupedeck CT is an editing console that integrates with the most popular photo & video editing platforms. Let’s take a look at just how intuitive the Loupedeck CT is and how you can customize it to completely transform your own editing workflow. (At the moment, Capture One integration is only available on MacOS.) ABOUT THE AUTHOR: SLR Lounge is a photography community dedicated to providing photography tutorials, Lightroom Tutorials, Photoshop Tutorials, photography news and more! As long as it is photography related, we will discuss it! Follow on our website, Facebook, YouTube or Twitter.…

Artists have been inspiring other artists for generations and that still holds true today. Whether you are a fan of Ansel Adams, Martin Parr, or Robert Frank, the list goes on and on and there is no doubt that you have seen someone’s work and found yourself wondering, how can I create something similar but make it my own. The fact is nothing is truly original - what makes a work special is putting your own spin on it. No one can experience what you have in life and how your thoughts work, so when you look to the work of others, you can truly feel inspired and find ways to create something special of your own! Since photography was only invented in the early 19th century it is still…

www.youtube.com/embed/zVMybMIyloI In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to create a logo and watermark using your own signature. Creating your own stamp by watermarking your photography with your own signature will add a really unique style to your company logo and also protects your images from copyright. It’s simple to do and will also copyright any image you put on the internet. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: The School of Photography deliver high-quality photography courses online, in person and in books, and are a leading provider of photography education to schools and colleges in the UK. You can follow more from The School of Photography on their website, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.…

Photographic Speciality/Style: My passions are extra-terrestrial and natural landscapes. With my pictures I try to convey my fascination and reverence for the beauty and aesthetics of these landscapes. I prefer to work with rather hard and cold light. Short Bio: I studied business administration and worked as a freelance management consultant for a long time. In 2008 I started a tour to Indonesia to travel around the world’s volcanoes, initially on a purely private basis. In 2013, after an amazing trip to Kamchatka in eastern Russia, my wife encouraged me to market the resulting images. And indeed, they were printed in a few magazines straight away. With further trips to volcanoes, more and more publications, competition awards and my first lectures came about. In 2016 I received so many photographic…

What does your workflow look like? I’m not asking what programs or apps you use, or what steps you follow to process your pictures or videos. Instead, I want to know what someone would see if they looked at you while you’re processing your photos on your computer. If you were to look at me, for example, you’d see a man with very questionable posture, sitting hunched over a keyboard and clicking on the mouse to edit or file his photos. Pretty standard, really, but also pretty dull. Until a while back, when I wrote an article about using a Wacom tablet for photo processing, I would have imagined that this was basically the only way to edit, process, and organize pictures and videos in programs like Lightroom, Photoshop, or…