Last week I was reading my RSS feeds when I saw some incredible photos. Some of the were really funny as well, like an old skater. The photographer was Gary Salter, so I decided to visit his webiste to know a little bit more about his work.
For more information visit Gary's webiste at http://www.garysalter.com/
The Poland photographer Sebastian Szwajczak has more than 14 years of experience in Fashion and Advertising Photography. His portfolio is so eyecandy that you have to look for yourself, with a high use of colors and lightning each photos is incredible.
One thing that attracts me the most in a photo is the light of it. I really like the atmosphere that different lights can bring to a photo making a normal street become very interesting. That's what Alcove's photos are all about: light. Particularly, dark light. Obviously, those angles are fantastic too. His photos look very surreal, including his not so dark ones.
I am a big fan of extreme sport photography as you guys seen a lot of it on my posts before, when I found the work of Dan Vojtech I was amazed, his photos are pure inspiration. Together with some of his work is a little biography so you can get to know him a little bit. Enjoy!
Rome is one of most beautiful cities in the world, it is full of great monuments, ruins from them the Roman Empire, plazas with amazing fountains and of course churches and cathedral. Because of this huge variety of photo spots and sort of mystery, Rome is perfect for HDR photos and in this post we will list some simply awesome ones. Enjoy!
The first time I saw Ratcliffs work I got amazed about his talent to capture a scene and show it in a surrealist way, an artistic way. At that time I didn't know much about photography or HDR either, but even so, I really liked what I saw.
We have been posting articles about photography and HDR for quite sometime, even though we are not pros we love photography and we’re always willing to improve our skills in that area.
There are iStockphoto, Getty Image, Corbis, Fotolia, etc... Great pictures, but you have to pay to use them, even if it's only to practise Photoshop. You also have Google images, but the pictures are not always aesthetic, and above all most of them have a copyright.
Today we'll present to you two very good free stock photo sites.
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