The period of the year when you can photograph wild garlic in bloom is very limited. You can’t always wait for ideal conditions or travel to distant locations. Find out how you can still take great photographs of wild garlic in bloom in this blog.
The number of images taken in the world increases year after year. Many of them sink into insignificance in the depths of data carriers. But still they exist, the snapshots or even high-calibre, well-planned, well-composed photographs that are absolutely worth printing out in the best possible quality and hanging on the wall so that everyone who comes to visit can see them. On the way from camera sensor to fine art pigment print on exclusive photo paper (or photo print behind acrylic, canvas etc.) there are some pitfalls that I would like to explain in this blog post.
This blog post is probably the most personal post I have written so far. It begins with a stroke of fate in our still young family, as I always thought, something like that won’t happen to us. About how I sought comfort in photography and how, after a few weeks of self-reflection and looking at my photos from this difficult time, I realised that our photographs undoubtedly reflect our souls.
Minimalist forest shots are anything but boring. They can exude an incredible sense of calm and relaxation, but still offer plenty to discover. But how do you manage to capture such images with a photograph? Do the bare forests of late winter lend themselves to this? In this blog post, I’ll get to the bottom of these questions and give you some helpful tips on how you too can take great minimalist forest photos.
In landscape photography, the choice of focal length is a decisive factor. The focal length not only influences the image detail, but also the effect of the image. In this blog post we will look at the different focal lengths and their effect on landscape images.
In this blog post you will learn the basics of recording a so-called timelapse shot. Have fun trying it out.
Gerade Anfänger in der Fotografie stürzen sich Hals über Kopf in Ausrüstung und Technik und verlieren vor lauter Einstellungen und Knöpfen das wichtigste aus den Augen: Das Motiv zu fotografieren. Dabei benötigt ein gutes (Landschafts-)Foto nicht viel, nämlich gerade einmal drei Dinge. Und diesen gehe ich in diesem Blog-Beitrag auf den Grund.
Wer mich kennt, weiß, dass ich nicht der Typ bin, der immer das Neuste und Beste haben muss. Manchmal finde ich es durchaus interessant und hilfreich sich bewusst ein wenig einzuschränken. Aber manchmal muss eben auch mal was Neues her.
Wasserfälle zu fotografieren, kann die perfekte Beschäftigung darstellen, wenn kein besonderes Fotowetter herrscht. Doch es gibt einige Dinge die du wissen solltest, bevor du losziehst. In diesem Blog-Beitrag bekommst du von mir alle wichtigen Infos Wasserfälle richtig zu fotografieren.
Ich habe meinen ersten Bildband erstellt. In diesem Blog-Beitrag erkläre ich dir, wie du in 9 Schritten deinen eigenen Bildband erstellen kannst.
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