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Park Bench by AdrianMurray
Posted: January 25, 2015 in familyTags: 500px, baby, bench, canon, dog, IFTTT, kentucky, louisville, park, yorkie
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Mermaid by arankajanne
Posted: January 25, 2015 in animalsTags: 500px, animals, avondlicht, baby, duinen, duitsland, dune, dunes, evening, germany, helgoland, IFTTT, mermaid, nature, natuur, robben, seal, seals, strand, sunset, wild, wildlife, young animals, zonsondergang
Made at Dune – Helgoland
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JOY! by Portraitsbysuzy
Posted: January 25, 2015 in peopleTags: 500px, baby, bokeh, canon 6d, child, childhood, cute, emotion, happy, IFTTT, las vegas photographer, natural light, nature, portraitsbysuzy, pretty, sunflower, suzy mead, toddler, warm, water, yellow
Mia’s joy and excitement while pointing out an ant to mommy PortraitsbySuzyFacebookPage
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Giraffe Mother and Infant by GlynDewis
Posted: January 23, 2015 in animalsTags: 500px, adult, africa, baby, bw, field, fields, giraffe, grass, IFTTT, infant, mother, wild
New addition to my ‘Animals’ project, photographing animals in captivity and using Photoshop to ‘set them free’.
Giraffe mother and calf originally photographed at Woburn Safari Park, UK.
Watching Television by MarselvanOosten
Posted: January 21, 2015 in animalsTags: 500px, award, baby, child, creative, experiment, flash, hot spring, IFTTT, japan, light, macaque, mammal, Marsel, Marsel van Oosten, monkeys, mother, mother and child, off-camera, original, photography, reflection, side light, snow, snow monkey, Squiver, tour, two, water, wildlife, winter, workshop
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In two weeks time I’ll be off to Japan again for our annual White & Wild Japan tour.
Many years ago, I started to experiment with off-camera flash in an effort to create truly original images of the often photographed Japanese snow monkeys. At the time, no one else was doing this, so it seemed like a good thing to do. And it was. Over the years I’ve created an entire series using this technique, and it eventually won me the Grand Title ‘International Nature Photographer Of The Year’ at the International Photography Awards. I’m still very proud of that achievement, but it also taught me a valuable lesson: it pays off if you try to be different.
We’re still in the early stages of the digital revolution, but you can already see how it has changed photography. Just look at this website for instance. Someone posts a picture on 500px, that picture becomes very popular, and soon after you will see a lot more pictures taken at that same location or of that same subject. Locations that were once exotic have turned into cliches within a decade. If you’re the exploring type and/or love hiking, you don’t have to worry – people probably won’t be able to find your locations and copy what you’re doing. But the moment you decide to photograph a common subject or a well know location, it’s good to know that you have to put in some extra work to make your images stand out from the rest. That’s not easy, but in the end, it will be a good thing for both yourself as an artist and for the quality of photography in general.
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If you’re interested in joining us on our White & Wild Japan tour to photograph snow monkeys, Japanese cranes, Steller’s sea eagles and whooper swans, please check out our website for more information:
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Hmm, let me see… by pjkrebs
Posted: January 21, 2015 in animalsTags: 500px, animal, baby, cat, cub, cute, feline, IFTTT, peluche, tiger
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Same session, but a slightly different pose.
This is another photo of the same female tiger cub I photographed a year ago, within the same session. The photo I posted a year ago was the one I chose from the sequence, but now, when checking my files, I found this other pose where the tigress seems to show a different expression, always, of course, from an anthropomorphic perspective, and I also considered it funny.
The different expressions are suitable for different titles, and this was the one I thought it was best suited. I think that somehow the tigress was wondering what I was doing, because it was staring at me all the time.
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Misma sesión, pero una pose ligeramente diferente.
Esta es otra foto de la misma tigrita que fotografié hace un año, durante la misma sesión.
La foto que publiqué hace un año fue la que elegí de la secuencia, pero al revisar mis archivos, encontré esta otra pose que parece mostrar una expresión distinta, siempre por supuesto desde una perspectiva antropomórfica, y también me pareció divertida.
Las distintas expresiones se prestan para distintos títulos, y este fue el que me pareció más adaptado. Pienso que de alguna forma se estaría preguntando qué estaba haciendo, porque no dejó de mirarme.
Same session, but a slightly different pose.
This is another photo of the same female tiger cub I photographed a year ago, within the same session. The photo I posted a year ago was the one I chose from the sequence, but now, when checking my files, I found this other pose where the tigress seems to show a different expression, always, of course, from an anthropomorphic perspective, and I also considered it funny.
The different expressions are suitable for different titles, and this was the one I thought it was best suited. I think that somehow the tigress was wondering what I was doing, because it was staring at me all the time.
www.pedrojarque.com
Instagram: http://bit.ly/1xyS3Qw
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Misma sesión, pero una pose ligeramente diferente.
Esta es otra foto de la misma tigrita que fotografié hace un año, durante la misma sesión.
La foto que publiqué hace un año fue la que elegí de la secuencia, pero al revisar mis archivos, encontré esta otra pose que parece mostrar una expresión distinta, siempre por supuesto desde una perspectiva antropomórfica, y también me pareció divertida.
Las distintas expresiones se prestan para distintos títulos, y este fue el que me pareció más adaptado. Pienso que de alguna forma se estaría preguntando qué estaba haciendo, porque no dejó de mirarme.
The Road Less Traveled by LisaHolloway
Posted: January 21, 2015 in peopleTags: 500px, 5Diii, 85L, alone, “5D Mark III”, baby, canon, concept, conceptual, country, desolate, IFTTT, Las Vegas child photographer, Lisa Holloway, LJHolloway Photography, looking into the sunset, peaceful, portrait, quiet, road, rural, sunset, www.facebook.com/ljhollowayphotography, www.ljhollowayphotography.com
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Mermaid by arankajanne
Posted: January 18, 2015 in animalsTags: 500px, animals, avondlicht, baby, duinen, duitsland, dune, dunes, evening, germany, helgoland, IFTTT, mermaid, nature, natuur, robben, seal, seals, strand, sunset, wild, wildlife, young animals, zonsondergang
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