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Camera SafetyAuthor: kcline Category: Concepts Views: 2639 Discuss: 24
It's a big, scary camera-wrecking world. I managed to save the camera, without a scratch or even a spec of dust. I couldn't say the same about myself, as I paid the cost of saving my camera with bumps, scrapes and bruises and a sound thump to my pride... |
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Enhancing Reality: Surrealism in PhotographyAuthor: kcline Category: Concepts Views: 5314 Discuss: 7
Every once in a while you come across an image that seems to bridge the gap between the lucidity of a dream-like world and the harshness of reality. These are the images that can plunge you instantly into a world where you revel in fond fantasy, get lost in their infinite mystery or are visually jolted by a horrific nightmare. |
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Feast For The EyesAuthor: kcline Category: General Articles Views: 3890 Discuss: 22
The appetite begins with the eyes. This has been true since the abundant, overflowing exotic fruit of early still life painting, to modern culinary magazines whetting your visual appetite with delicious food. Your mouth waters and your stomach growls the instant you see either. |
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Jet SettingAuthor: kcline Category: Concepts Views: 2371 Discuss: 13
Airports are yet another hazard for the traveling photographer. Not only do you have to worry about wandering thieves in the terminal, you have to worry about disgruntled baggage handlers tossing your luggage around or rifling through it while it is out of sight. It doesn’t happen often, but don’t think that your baggage or contents are safe from theft when you check them in at the ticket counter. A good rule of thumb is to carry-on all of your photographic equipment. This way it is in your possession at all times and you can rest assured that it is not being mishandled. |