Cool Photography Techniques

1. COOL Photography Techniques

2. Getting

3. BORD

4. with your CAMERA?

5. I have solutions!

6. I have solutions! Really?

7. Try out some pretty cool Photography Techniques

8. Like…

9. High-Speed Photography

10. Capturing pictures of really FAST events

11. Here’s another cool Technique…

12. Observe.

14. Looks like a miniature model, right?

15. These are actually REAL big houses.

16. Captured through a TILT-SHIFT lens

18. Giving the photo a miniature-like optical illusion.

19. Cool, right?

20. How ‘bout something old school and dramatic?

22. Black and white photographs give that effect.

24. Don’t you feel the drama?

25. On the other hand, if you want some movement and energy in your photos…

27. Motion Blur Photography is for YOU

29. It’s done by using a very long exposure time, so that the “blurring” effect occurs.

30. If you want to make your pictures look like they’re not of this world,

31. Try INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY.

33. This photo looks like it’s from Avatar, right?

34. The film or image sensor being used is sensitive to infrared light.

35. Another one…

36. guess wHO lives there...

38. Smoke is not just a vaporous system made up of small particles of carbonaceous matter in the air.

39. You can amazingly create something out of it.

40. What is this? A Bone? A Ladder? Something else?

41. Answer: SMOKE ART PHOTOGRAPHY.

42. NOW, LET’S GET CLOSER.

43. This is MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY.

44. It magnifies your SMALL subject with detail.

45. It magnifies your SMALL subject with detail. Who are you calling SMALL?

46. How about making your photos appear very LUMINOUS?

47. How about making your photos appear very LUMINOUS? LIKE …

49. It’s called High dynamic range imaging or HDR Photography

50. HDRimage is usually made by taking 3 photos of the same scene at different shutter speeds. The result is a bright, medium, and dark photo.

51. No wonder they posed here for so long already…

52. This one appears similar but it’s done differently and only two photos blended together are enough.

53. This technique which creates the Orton Effect by Michael Orton is of course called… ORTON.

54. This the result of overlaying two or more images of an identical scene with very different exposures on slide film .

55. But if you are the type who likes it WIDE.

56. Have it the PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPHY way.

57. A photo showing a field of view about 160° by 75° may be termed panoramic. –Approximating or greater than that of the human eye.

58. Having a wide aspect ratio, it gives you a greater view of the subject.

59. So many COOL techniques, huh?

60. You should NEVER MISS this too!

61. It’s called ZOOM BURST!

62. ROAR!

63. YOU ARE STILL IN GOOD FORM.

64. YOU ARE STILL IN GOOD FORM. Let’s check that again…

65. That’s right, it brings more life to this statue.

66. Generally characterized by blurred streaks originating from the center of the photo.

67. Photography has always been this COOL.

68. Photography has always been this COOL. Tell us what INTERESTS you MOST!

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