Photographer of the week: Natalia Valle
For this week’s feature I have picked Natalia Valle.
If I have to summarize Natalia’s portfolio it would simply be “Pictures with a story” and that’s a lot !
If fact when I looked at Natalia’s pictures for the first time, I didn’t get lost with the colors, sharpness or compositions rather I stare lost in thoughts. Yes they make me think.
Natalia’s full gallery can be found at Nataliavalle.com and, as usual I will give you a taste with 10 handpicked pictures of the portfolio.
Feedback is appreciated
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Photographer of the week: Indah Susanti
Another new week and another great photographer featured here at adidap. I stumbled on Indah’s pictures when browsing the filckr explore page and I’m happy I did.
Her photo stream is a feast of colors and wonderful compositions. Ranging from macro to portrait Indah’s pictures are eye catching and have this little thing that will keep you hooked.
You can admire more of Indah’s work at her gallery and here is a teaser of 10 of her best pictures.
As usual feedback is appreciated by both Indah and myself.
Tips for shooting star trails pictures
Introduction
Star trails photography is at the same time easy and rewarding, it can produce results that will leave most viewers in awe with very little effort.
I will try to cover in this article the basic photography technique and equipment needed for star trails photography.
Photographer of the week: Thamer Al-Tassan
This week I’d like to present you Thamer Al-Tassan !
Thamer has a very special style in photography as he always seems to try to “think out of the box”. He has shot the most well known places where most of us would have just went for the “cliche” approach with his own touch.
Thamer’s flickr gallery is a very interesting place and I know I will be enjoying each of his new submissions.
Here is a selection of his pictures, and we’d both appreciate your feedback.
For DSLR Owners Do you use a P&S regularly ? [Poll]
I started photography 5 years ago with a Minolta dImage, sold it after 3 months got myself a Canon 10D and never used a Point and Shoot camera again.
We do have a P&S that my wife keeps in he bag but I rarely (if ever) use it. So what about you (d)SLR users do you shoot with your P&S regularly and, if so, in what occasions.
