The Unframed World
Photography Tips, Travel Photos, Photo Critiques, Interviews
Legendary Japan photo blogger Martin Bailey has managed to accomplish what every photo bloggers dreams of doing. Well, yes, he does capture breathtaking photos of Japan and publish a popular weekly podcast… but that’s not what I mean. The remarkable thing about Martin is that he is now fully supported by his photography. As he describes, it didn’t happen overnight …
To me, flowers are one of nature’s most beautiful things. When taking flower photographs you must take many different things into consideration. As flowers come in many different shapes and forms composition can play a key role.
Continuing the compelling composition fundamentals series, in this article we will learn to spot and effectively employ patterns in photography.
With our cameras now geared-up to shoot close-range, it’s time to start squinting for some striking detail images. Aside from the obvious answer of “small stuff that looks cool,” here’s what to look for…
Recently nominated for the Tripbase 7 Links Project, these are the 7 most standout posts from The Unframed World to date.
There’s a reason why the National Geographic Television department is comprised of mainly young, single adventure seekers. Yesterday…
I have been able to use the same system for the last twelve years – a large format field camera, two lenses, and Quickload film. I know that as we move deeper and deeper into the digital world, this seems odder and odder. But that is not the case.