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  • Weekly Photography Challenge – Beaches

    The post Weekly Photography Challenge – Beaches appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk.

    This week’s photography challenge topic is BEACHES!

    Ethan Robertson

    Your photos can include anything that has beaches or beach elements. It can be long exposures, details, waves, beach towels, seashells on the beach, people on the beach, minimalist, color-based, or anything really! They can be color, black and white, moody or bright. You get the picture! Have fun, and I look forward to seeing what you come up with!

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    Check out some of the articles below that give you tips on this week’s challenge.

    Tips for Shooting BEACHES

     

    Step-by-step Guide to Long Exposure Photography

    A Guide to Shooting Long Exposure Landscape Photos

    How to Shoot Long Exposure Seascape Photography

    5 Photography Mistakes You Need to Avoid When Shooting Seascapes

    4 Tips for More Dramatic Beach Photos

    Beach Photography and Digital Camera Maintenance

     

    Weekly Photography Challenge – BEACHES

    Simply upload your shot into the comment field (look for the little camera icon in the Disqus comments section) and they’ll get embedded for us all to see or if you’d prefer, upload them to your favorite photo-sharing site and leave the link to them. Show me your best images in this week’s challenge.

    Share in the dPS Facebook Group

    You can also share your images in the dPS Facebook group as the challenge is posted there each week as well.

    If you tag your photos on Flickr, Instagram, Twitter or other sites – tag them as #DPSbeaches to help others find them. Linking back to this page might also help others know what you’re doing so that they can share in the fun.

    The post Weekly Photography Challenge – Beaches appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk.


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  • A Collection of Breathtaking Images of Beaches

    Seeing as how I’m writing this while I sit with a view of the Pacific Ocean on the Oregon coast, I thought I’d round up some great images of beaches, the sea and the ocean for you this week.

    Some of them incorporate some great long exposure techniques, and many are shot at the magical time of day the Golden Hour.

    If you live near the sea you always have a great subject right nearby. If not, find a local pond, lake, stream or other smaller body of water and make your own magic.

    Enjoy!

    Photograph Shelley Beach by Ashley Poyyayil on 500px

    Shelley Beach by Ashley Poyyayil on 500px

    Photograph The Return by Jonathan Danker on 500px

    The Return by Jonathan Danker on 500px

    Photograph Winter Sunset Haystack Rock by Chip Phillips on 500px

    Winter Sunset Haystack Rock by Chip Phillips on 500px

    Photograph s t o r m 3 by Aaron Pryor on 500px

    s t o r m 3 by Aaron Pryor on 500px

    Photograph Aurora Shore by Max Ramuschi on 500px

    Aurora Shore by Max Ramuschi on 500px

    Photograph Moeraki Boulders by Yan Zhang on 500px

    Moeraki Boulders by Yan Zhang on 500px

    Photograph Southern Oregon Coast Sea Arch by Chip Phillips on 500px

    Southern Oregon Coast Sea Arch by Chip Phillips on 500px

    Photograph The Reward by Dylan Fox on 500px

    The Reward by Dylan Fox on 500px

    Photograph Rocky path to dawn.. by Zelda T on 500px

    Rocky path to dawn.. by Zelda T on 500px

    Photograph Thunder of Zeus by Alban Henderyckx on 500px

    Thunder of Zeus by Alban Henderyckx on 500px

    Photograph Peak hour train ride by Pat Charles on 500px

    Peak hour train ride by Pat Charles on 500px

    Photograph Silent Morning by Hendri Suhandi on 500px

    Silent Morning by Hendri Suhandi on 500px

    Photograph Colossus by José Ramos on 500px

    Colossus by José Ramos on 500px

    Photograph Beach Bum by Rick Lundh on 500px

    Beach Bum by Rick Lundh on 500px

    Photograph Charleston Boneyard Beach Sunrise Reflection Lowcountry South Carolina by Mark VanDyke on 500px

    Charleston Boneyard Beach Sunrise Reflection Lowcountry South Carolina by Mark VanDyke on 500px

    Photograph Overflow by Yury Prokopenko on 500px

    Overflow by Yury Prokopenko on 500px

    Photograph Fury by Oscar Martinez Diego on 500px

    Fury by Oscar Martinez Diego on 500px

    Photograph Beat of the Ocean by Hugh-Daniel Grobler on 500px

    Beat of the Ocean by Hugh-Daniel Grobler on 500px

    Photograph New Beginning by Bobby Bong on 500px

    New Beginning by Bobby Bong on 500px

    Photograph Sunrise:Twirl by Bipphy Kath on 500px

    Sunrise:Twirl by Bipphy Kath on 500px

    Photograph Blue Hour Paard van Marken by Iván Maigua on 500px

    Blue Hour Paard van Marken by Iván Maigua on 500px

    Photograph Sunset at Portland Head Light by Noppawat Charoensinphon on 500px

    Sunset at Portland Head Light by Noppawat Charoensinphon on 500px

    Photograph Noctis by Lincoln Harrison on 500px

    Noctis by Lincoln Harrison on 500px

    Photograph Oltremare by Francesco Gola on 500px

    Oltremare by Francesco Gola on 500px

    Photograph Beach Morning by Mobeen Mazhar on 500px

    Beach Morning by Mobeen Mazhar on 500px

    Photograph Fishing boat beached by Anek S on 500px

    Fishing boat beached by Anek S on 500px

    Photograph STUCK IN THE MOMENT by ManButur Photography on 500px

    STUCK IN THE MOMENT by ManButur Photography on 500px

    Photograph Aerial by Jeff Dotson on 500px

    Aerial by Jeff Dotson on 500px

    Photograph Dreamers by Jack Fusco on 500px

    Dreamers by Jack Fusco on 500px

    Photograph White & Welsh by Mark Broughton on 500px

    White & Welsh by Mark Broughton on 500px

    Photograph Heading Out by Jason Crowell Photographics on 500px

    Heading Out by Jason Crowell Photographics on 500px

    Photograph After Hours by Carlos Resende on 500px

    After Hours by Carlos Resende on 500px

    The post A Collection of Breathtaking Images of Beaches by Darlene Hildebrandt appeared first on Digital Photography School.


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  • Sand Cities: Geometric Architecture Sculpted from Beaches

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    geometric micro city structures

    A serious step beyond traditional sand castles, these sculptural micro-structures range from simple sets of cubes to miniature buildings and architectural complexes.

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    Calvin Seibert of New York recently traveled to Hawaii to complete his latest series of semi-abstract beach sculptures, employing skills he has learned as an assistant sculptor and in carpentry and construction trades.

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    The results exhibit an uncanny grasp of architecture, design and composition, balancing structure and space within individual mini-buildings and larger arrays alike. Crisp edges and smooth curves make them look almost like stone or concrete.

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    Some of his pieces draw on landscaped earthworks and urban layouts, while others show off a whimsical and eclectic mix of imagination, art and geometry.

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    Naturally, the tides always turn on these creations, flattening them back out as the ocean rolls in, making each a temporary expression, but in many cases one could imagine a permanent, life-sized version standing the test of time.

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