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- Photography Concentrate Pre-Black Friday Sale
- Miniature Worlds: Using Tilt-Shift Together with Time-Lapse Photography
- Photographing Sharks with Underwater Studio Lighting
| Photography Concentrate Pre-Black Friday Sale Posted: 19 Nov 2012 04:34 PM PST Black Friday is starting early for this publisher with 40% off each of these products. The discounts can be found here: Photography Concentrate Pre-Black Friday Sale  Pre-Black Friday Sale Starting Now Their four unique training packages have been very popular with our readers, so if you are looking for more help in any of these areas, now is a good time to check them out here:
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| Miniature Worlds: Using Tilt-Shift Together with Time-Lapse Photography Posted: 19 Nov 2012 01:48 PM PST In his timelapse video entitled “Toy Boats,” photographer Nathan Kaso combines a collection of still photographs taken in Sydney, Australia with an effect known as tilt-shift to create a whimsical presentation that almost resembles stop motion animation or claymation (Gumby, anyone?). Tilt-shift refers to a photographic treatment that makes life-size scenes and objects appear to be miniature-scale models. This effect can be achieved by using a special tilt-shift lens or through post processing using Photoshop or other software, as Kaso did. Take a look at the results below (for those of you reading this by email, the timelapse can be seen here): Most of the images feature harbor scenes from the Sydney waterfront. Some of the locations Kaso photographed include Circular Quay, Sydney Tower Eye, Pylon Lookout, Camp Cove, Cahill Expressway Lookout, and Observatory Park. Here are some highlights from the video sequence:
For Further Training on Time-lapse Photography:There is a new COMPLETE guide (146 pages) to shooting, processing and rendering time-lapses using a dslr camera. It can be found here: Time-lapse Photography Guide Go to full article: Miniature Worlds: Using Tilt-Shift Together with Time-Lapse Photography |
| Photographing Sharks with Underwater Studio Lighting Posted: 19 Nov 2012 11:20 AM PST Last Call with Carson Daly did a feature recently on prolific Hollywood photographer Michael Muller, whose recent work has his portraits looking a little bit more savage. In this clip, he takes us underwater to swim with the fishes, where he’s started on a very exhilarating project (for those of you reading this by email, the video can be seen here): Muller muses about his art, and how he’s gotten where he is – from a sixteen year old snowboard photographer, to his move to Los Angeles and his foray into the world of celebrity portraiture. He developed innovative underwater lighting techniques while shooting professional swimmers, knowledge which he takes with him to the dangerous depths among these bulls and great whites. He discusses the beauty and grandeur of the animals, and the respect that is necessary to give them in order to avoid making enemies.
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