Domains targeting keyword serious about photography

OSnap! for iOS: Simple, intuitive, powerful time-lapse and stop motion photography. Create and share stunning time-lapse and stop motion videos and photos with ease. Packed full of features, OSnap! is truly the ultimate time-lapse and stop motion photography application. Perfect for both casual and serious photographers.

Photography is a passion of mine that I take very serious. I also have a ton of fun taking photographs of anything that catches my eye. If its that special day, family portrait or any other type of photography you are looking for please contact me. Richard Pochop 916.952.3735 [email protected]

San Francisco photographer Dot is known for his celebration of the male form. His photography ranges from the political to the spiritual, the serious to the humorous, always with a view of the beauty and majesty of the male form.

Hi there! Yes, that's me, and the mud bath was great!My name is Tristan Savatier and I am a freelance photographer. My main interests are industrial photography, environmental photography and travel photography. Contact me for inquiries, serious projects or assignments / booking. From my Loupiote.com website you can access more than 13,000 amazing photos that I took around the world and in the San Francisco area where I am based. You can use the search box to look for a particular image, loc...

Hi there! Yes, that's me, and the mud bath was great!My name is Tristan Savatier and I am a freelance photographer. My main interests are industrial photography, environmental photography and travel photography. Contact me for inquiries, serious projects or assignments / booking. From my Loupiote.com website you can access more than 13,000 amazing photos that I took around the world and in the San Francisco area where I am based. You can use the search box to look for a particular image, loc...

Photo studio rental for professional photographers and serious hobbyist. We rent spacious and fully equipped photo studio for your photography needs.

As you view my images you’ll find out a lot about me. For instance, I see natural landscapes and the creatures that call them home as being at the same time grand works of art and also places for renewal, connection and education. It’s probably also apparent that I love to travel. The world is a big, beautiful and fascinating place, and my travel images aim to show it in all its glory. Photographing people and their cultures is one big reason I travel, and I hope my images tell you something about what makes all of us unique, along with all that we share. In short, despite all my photographs of nature and landscape, I am also a photographer of people, especially in those candid moments: with family or friends, with their pets, or simply alone. I’m very serious about photography as art, as a way to communicate what is more difficult (even impossible) to say with words. I don't tend to shoot popular subjects or incorporate trendy looks into my images. My influences from without are as numerous and varied as the whole world is. Influences from within include my past careers as an earth scientist and also a teacher. Both continue to inform my photography. For example my landscape images often highlight aspects of the region’s geologic history. My strong affinity for nature and animals of all kinds is a major influence as well. Global travel has given me a keen awareness of human impacts on the environment. We are forever connected after all - to the earth which gives us everything, and to each other. I am an avid blogger, and my newer images turn up there with interesting back-stories or in an educational context. Please click on the blog button to see what is current. Ongoing projects focus on landscapes and cultural history of the American Southwest and Intermountain West. I am exploring effects of ongoing climatic, economic and cultural changes taking place in the west as a whole. Please click the contact button if you have any questions, and thanks so much for your visit!

Flannl is an invitation-only community where serious photographers share their work — request your invite today!

Hi. Thanks for visiting my Web site. I became interested in Sports Photography while cheering for my daughter at her Volleyball games. As you may be able to see from my picture, I take cheering for my daughter very seriously. It was killing me to know that I was missing out on so many memories because no one was taking pictures. I had a good friend (who is an awesome photographer) who would come to a few games a year and shoot pictures for me. Once my daughter started playing in College I wanted to preserve every minute she spent on the court. I started taking pictures myself and sharing them with her teammates. I quickly realized how much I loved catching these once in a lifetime moments and sharing them. Now I take the photography as serious as the cheering! I regularly cover sports professionally for Newsday, The Suffolk Times, The Riverhead News Review and The Shelter Island Reporter. Its awesome to be able to share my work with a much larger audience. Anyway.....Thanks for checking out my pictures maybe you will see one you like. Enjoy. If you have any questions or a special request please send me an e-mail. If you are interested in purchasing multiple downloads, I will package a group of photo's featuring your favorite athlete into a custom gallery. A multiple download purchase allows me to offer you a discount over the single photo download price. Send me an e-mail for more details. I will do everything I can to make you happy. Thank you for your support. CONTACT ME [email protected]

Both silly and serious articles by Jared Earle. Home of the famous \"What is a Munchy Box?\" post.

The Wanderling Lensman is a blog for photography enthusiasts about loving photography, making photographs, life, living and sharing photographs.

Thank you for visiting my website! My love for photography began as a child. I remember going to the National Museum of the Air Force when I was 9 or 10 years old. I spent every penny I had buying and shooting all the rolls of 110 film I could get my hands on. It took me weeks to save up enough to get them all developed (aahhh digital). I found the pictures again a few years ago. The pictures were nothing spectacular, but I'll never forget the rush I got taking them. Jump ahead to high school where I took my first photography class and learned about exposure, composure, and developing. After that I got away from serious photography until just a few years back. My father got a fancy new camera, a Nikon D90, and I had to have one too. I tried out a lot of lower grade equipment before learning the reasons why the pro grade stuff cost soooo much. There really is a huge difference in what you can do with it. But then I hit another wall. Even though my gear was good, I couldn't get all the shots I was trying for. My dad was having similar issues and we discovered a local photography school, Light Photographic Workshops. And the rest, as they say, is history. Not really, but I did learn how to fully use my camera and have continued to strive to be a better photographer ever since. I am fortunate to live in an area filled with great places to shoot, and to have friends and family that are so supportive of my work.

Street Photography is about how you capture what’s around you, how confident you are as a person, how you handle peoples reactions when or after you take their photo. I know it seems scary but just go for it, but not everybody feels confident in public with a camera and taking pictures of people, you need basic knowledge, it’s like laying a foundation before we build a house, it's what makes it strong. Street Photography is not everyone's cup of tea, best to do it for yourself, fill your curiosity. You don’t have to be a serious Street Photographer, as long this genre makes you get up and get out, that’s great. I believe we only gain something from focussing on what we do and keep on trying. I never stop learning when doing Street, everything about it fascinates me, from the people, shadows, shapes, to en empty road. Since I started Street photography, I never get bored. I do Street everywhere, weekends, during holidays, days out with friends, in good weather or bad weather, in broad daylight or at night. The Street is available to everyone who’s willing to do it, 24/7. I started my workshops early in 2017, it’s my great pleasure to introduce Street Photography to others and keep motivating them afterwards. I am always pleased to discover that many of my workshop attendees actually have the skills and understanding but need advice and demonstrations to begin with. I regularly see my workshop attendees doing well after workshops, they start “seeing things” which is the hardest part in Street photography. They gain the confidence to go out and the most important thing is they enjoy it, they feel that Street Photography gives them something to look forward, to go outside and practice. I think that’s wonderful. During the workshops I demonstrate my skills by showing some of my images that I have taken over many years, I point out good subjects that I spot on the Street and give them the explanation and of course I make sure my attendees doing a lot of practising to gain their confidence. My advice to beginners is: Go out, make lots of mistakes and importantly, enjoy it!

For 45 years - Chicagoland's Center for Serious Photographic Education, Richard's Programs have enabled more than 1 million hours of Photographic instruction to more than 25,000 students over five decades.

My Blog Sharing is what it's about! Sharing my three serious passions - Birding, Photography and Writing. I have been birding for many years and have upped the tempo in the last few years with formal bird atlasing (recently renamed Birdmapping) playing a big part. Photography has been a hobby since my youth and bird photography has become a serious…

Capturing True Emotion Photography Academy for photographers who are serious about learning and having fun with their photography. The CTE academy includes monthly membership, classes, workshops, expeditions, online course, one on one private photography coaching, image review and much more.

matthew anderson is a los angeles based artist working in film, photography and design. this website features some of his work.

Ford Explorer and Ford Ranger Forums. Technicians Online. Ford Social Media. Ford Explorer 4x4 and street truck modifications.

The website of Barbara Braun Associates, Inc., a full service literary agency in New York City.

The highly respected, award-winning Mineralogical Record magazine is the premier journal for serious mineral collectors, specimen-oriented mineralogists and mineral museum curators worldwide. It features authoritative and interesting articles on every aspect of specimen mineralogy, including in-depth locality descriptions, new species, mineral market reports, micromineralogy, biographies, history of mineral collecting and mineralogy, mining history and antiquarian mineral literature, all copiously illustrated with spectacular color photography. An extensive list of back issues is available. Books on mineralogical subjects are also published, and a new online journal carries additional articles.