Watch What It Takes To Put Together a 15,000 x 9000 Pixel Image | BTS With Lauri Laukkanen
Watch how Lauri Laukkanen creates a 15,000 x 9,000 pixel image compositing images taken around Iceland and in studio.
Watch how Lauri Laukkanen creates a 15,000 x 9,000 pixel image compositing images taken around Iceland and in studio.
In this week’s instalment of Tuesdays With Lauri, we take a “behind the scenes” -look at my latest fashion shoot that we organised in a Bombed Out Church in Liverpool, England.
Inspiration is very important to me when I try to come up with new concepts and ideas for my photos. Sometimes taking a look at other photographers and their work can do the trick. That is why, this week, I decided to compile a list of seven great photographers that have inspired me in the past, and will also hopefully inspire you.
There has been a rise in websites that offer high quality, professional stock imagery that are for the most part completely free or fall under creative commons public domain licensing.
Their images bring the speed and the colour of F1 to life, but it takes skill, dedication and luck to capture the best shots at an F1 race weekend.
Facebook as a social media platform is a favorite because of the opportunity to get to know artists personally. Here are Tanya’s Top 10 Photographers to follow on Facebook based on their interesting feeds…
Many of us photographers love to shoot, but really loathe the post processing. Being in front of a glaring computer screen, editing for hours upon endless hours seems torturous for some. For John Wilhelm, a self proclaimed, “Photoholic,” the process from image to Photoshop to final product takes about 5 hours per photo and is so addicting that he goes through withdraws if he doesn’t go through the process for more than 2-3 days.
How I came to call myself a “conceptual photographer” and things to keep in mind when starting conceptual photography.
Jen Brook, a Model, has written an open letter to new photographers in the hope of educating them on shooting with models. I found all of the points she made in her article worthwhile and important to think of. The best part is that this is not just for new photographers, there are many experienced photographers who could learn a thing or two from this open letter.
Lauri Laukkanen, a young Finnish photographer, is kicking off a new weekly article series called: “ANALYZE IT!” Every week he will be looking at a photograph, and breaking it down to different key-components that make the image standout from the rest. And finally, after analyzing the photo, he will use the gathered information and try to recreate the photograph as well as he can.