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Extreme Exposures: Light Landscapes Take Hours to Shoot

03 Mar

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light art figure ground

Most light photographers focus on making a shape in the foreground in a matter of seconds, then setting it against a dark static backdrop – this artist often animates every inch of the frame.

light art flowing energy

light art room interior

Finnish artist Janne Parviainen of Helsinki takes these all-encompassing, long-exposure shots over many minutes (even hours at times), each line representing mere seconds along the way.

light art crouching portrait

light drawing laying down

As surreal as they look, there is no post-production involved. Aside from props and plans, even their creator cannot really see what he is making them until they are completed.

light drawing water monster

Parviainen was an oil painter previously, but pivoted when an accidental long-duration photo of streetlights, clicked on a nighttime walk, triggered a fascination with lighting. Now using light as paint, he employs a new series palettes and brushes. Glowsticks, light strings, strobes and flashlights help him animate everything from human figures to abandoned cars.

light drawing figures circle

light drawing orange room

light art surreal scen

He begins tracing what is there and then adds his own haunting portraits and inventive twists to the scenes he sets. The results are so saturated with light that it is sometimes hard to tell what is really behind them and what he created from scratch along the way – what is foreground, background or sheer imagination.

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24 Hours Left to Save 25% on our New Trick Photography eBook

12 Jun

Photomagic_coverAJust on 3 weeks ago we announced our brand new eBook – Photo Magic – a guide to taking 11 special effects/trick photography techniques.

To celebrate the launch we offered dPS readers a 25% Early Bird saving and also put each person who picked up a copy an entry into a draw to win a new DSLR or lens to the value of $ 1500 USD.

As this post goes live there a bit over 24 hours to go to take advantage of this Early Bird Special and to get into the draw to win that gear – both of which offers will be closed off at midnight US Eastern time on 12th June.

Not only will you save some money and put yourself in the running to win the prize – this eBook will give you the ability to shoot 11 great special effects techniques including (click the photos to see larger versions):

zoomeffectZoom Effect

Add a dynamic zoom effect with a slow shutter speed, and learn a super charged variation using your flash.

360panorama360 Panorama

A spherical 360 degree panorama puts you there by showing the whole world from a particular viewpoint.

aperture_masksAperture Masks

Create a romantic, magical or cool background for your night portraits with aperture masks.

flour_hairflickFlour Hair Flick

Half a cup of flour, add three lights and flick hair vigorously for this dramatic action shot.

lightpainting_sparklersLight Painting Sparklers

Sparklers, a sci-fi schoolgirl and some really nifty colour and light tricks create this dynamic light painted photo.

lightpainting_steelwoolLight Painting Steel Wool

Stars twinkling above and fire sparking below lights up the beach in a dramatic combination shot.

littleworldLittle World

Starting with a panorama, create whole planets with this super distorted, super fun effect.

mixing_ambient_flashMixing Ambient and Flash

Capture and freeze motion in the same shot for a striking effect by mixing flash and continuous light.

multiple_exposuresMultiple Exposures

If two are twice the fun, eleven clones are a party! This multiple exposure technique is a unique way to tell a story.

startrailsStar Trails

Capture the majesty of the night sky as it spins eternally overhead with this surprisingly accessible star trail technique.

waterdropletWater Droplets

Natures little lenses create many images with this technique to get you started using water refraction in your photography.

Get more information on this great new eBook here or pick up a copy by clicking the ‘Download it Now’ button below.

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Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.

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Grab our Food Photography Guide for just $7 [24 Hours Only]

10 Apr

snapnfood3 weeks ago we released a brand new mini-guide to Food Photography over at our sister site – SnapnGuides.

The guide was released with a 30% off early bird discount (bringing the price down to just $ 7) and today I just wanted to let dPS readers know that that discount ends in just on 24 hours time.

This ‘http://www.snapnguides.com/’ guide will:

  • break down all the important aspects of photographing food
  • give you practical advice on what gear to use
  • show you how to leverage available light
  • teach you how to use simple props to great effect
  • illustrate how to use different composition techniques and shooting angles to take great food images
  • help you to develop your own style of taking delicious photos of the food you make and eat

If you were thinking about grabbing a copy here’s the link to save 30% for the very last time.

In 24 hours the price will go up.

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Last Chance: 36 Hours Left to Grab These 20 Sensational Photography Deals

31 Dec

Screen Shot 2012 12 24 at 1 50 50 PMWith the countdown to the end of 2012 we’re also closing in on the time that our 20 Great Photography Deals of 2012 will be ending (and when we’ll draw the winner of $ 1200 in photographic gear).

In just 36 hours (as the calendar ticks over into 2013 US Eastern Time) the great deals we put on offer in the lead up to Christmas will close. Among them are some great savings to be had – up to 73% off resources that will help you make 2013 the year of great photos!

Also at that time our competition to give away $ 1200 in photography gear will end. You get an entry into that draw for each purchase you make. Pick up one deal you’re in the draw once, pick up two you’re in twice etc.

The Top Deals of 2012

A number of people have messaged me for my personal recommendations on which deals I think are best. Really it will depend upon your needs but here are the deals in order of ‘best sellers’ so you can see what others bought this year:

  1. Day 11: 73% off our Perfect Portrait Pack – the biggest discount of the week on a bundle of 3 of our most popular eBooks
  2. Day 6: 55% off our ‘Natural Light’ eBook – this $ 9 deal almost knocked over our servers!
  3. Day 8: Any Ed Verosky eBook for just $ 4.98 – 6 EBooks to choose from and as always, very popular this year.
  4. Day 2: 30% off Phil Steele’s Flash Portrait Course – Phil always delivers great teaching and this is an important topic.
  5. Day 4: 65% off our iPhone Photography eBook – if you have an iPhone this $ 7 deal will pay off big time!
  6. Day 3: 33% off the Photographer’s Workflow – eBook, presets, smart collections and videos to help you improve how you manage your photos.
  7. Day 10: James Brandon’s ‘Tack Sharp’ eBook for just $ 5.97 – a small investment that will have a big impact upon one of the most important aspects of photography.
  8. Day 5: 38% off Neil Creek’s ‘Night Photography’ Video Course – the fastest selling course on Udemy ever!
  9. Day 9: 25% off Trey Ratcliff’s ‘The Art of Photography’ Course – 4 video modules to help you improve your photography.
  10. Day 1 – 50% off Click – How to Take Gorgeous Photos of Your Kids – perfect for those of you with kids in your lives
  11. Day 7: 43% off Your own Unique Photography Website and ONline store from PhotoMerchant – a great way to start off the new year

Browse them all at our 12 Days of Christmas page.

The Top Deals of 2011

Don’t forget – this year we also have brought back 9 of the best selling deals from 2011 – these also expire as we tick over into 2013. Here’s their ranking based upon best seller status last year!

  1. Bonus 9: 50% off our Going Pro eBook – thinking about making money from your photography? Grab this one.
  2. Bonus 1: 48% Saving on our Photo Nuts Series – these 3 eBooks will give you control over your camera and give you a processing workflow to create some amazing images.
  3. Bonus 6: 20% off any Topaz Labs Post Processing Software – loads of software to choose from – or get it all for a further 20% off.
  4. Bonus 5: 30% off Trey Radcliff’s HDR Video Tutorial – there is over 11 hours of step by step video instruction in this course!
  5. Bonus 4: 55% off our Travel and Color Photography eBooks – two popular eBooks by Mitchell Kavanavich
  6. Bonus 3: 2 Special Savings from Photojojo – a camera bag insert and digital time lapse camera
  7. Bonus 8: 55% off our Portraits eBook pack – 2 portrait eBooks for a great saving… (note: see Deal 11 above to get our Kids eBook added for just $ 2).
  8. Bonus 7: Save 30% on the 2012 Craft and Vision eBook Collection – 15 eBooks for a crazy price of just $ 45. That’s a years worth of education for just $ 3 each!
  9. Bonus 2: 40% off any Photography Concentrate eBook – 4 great eBooks to choose from!

See them all on our 12 Days of Christmas page.

Don’t Forget the Prize

Every purchase made gives you one entry into the draw to win a photographic prize to the value of $ 1200 USD.

You know what your kit need the most – so we thought we’d let you choose. You can put it towards a new DSLR, a new Lens (or two), a Flash, an Apple computer, Photoshop or anything else (based upon recommended retail price on Amazon, Apple or B&H Photo).

To enter – simply pick up one of the deals featured on the 12 Deals page. Pick up two and you’ve got two entries in the draw (each purchase gives you another entry in the draw).

If you’ve already picked up a deal or two – you’re already in the draw with one entry for each purchase.

This competition is open to all international readers – if you win we’ll get you your prize wherever you are.

So head to our 12 Days of Christmas page and grab yourself a bargain and put yourself in the running for this great prize. Enjoy!

Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.

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11.00 hours

31 Oct

A few nice visual art images I found:

11.00 hours
visual art
Image by iamtdj
"Diary of a Victorian Dandy," commissioned by the Institute of International Visual Arts (inIVA) in London as a public art project for the Underground.

Circled Head
visual art
Image by Leo Reynolds
Artist: John Davies
Title: Circled Head 1992
Material: Epoxy resin and paint

Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
University of East Anglia, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK

I Just Can’t Get Enough – McLean Fahnestock – detail
visual art
Image by Angels Gate
Taken during the installation of I Just Can’t Get Enough.

Photo by AGCC Visual Arts Director Marshall Astor

 
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