Indholdsfortegnelse for No. 399 i Photography Week

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30 MINS It’s often said that eyes are the most important feature in a portrait. When you’re shooting portraits you should always be looking for ways to draw attention to them, and one way we can do this is by making sure they have catchlights. These are the tiny reflected highlights we see in a person’s eyes, and while they may be small, these little sparks draw the viewer in and bring the subject to life, which is why you’ll see catchlights in most good portraits. Catchlights are, of course, created by the surrounding lights. This could be anything that emits or reflects strong light, such as a lamp, a window, flash, or reflections from sunlight. If you want to learn about portrait lighting, catchlights can tell you a lot.…

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Seaside holidays may seem like a distant dream for many of us right now, but when we are able to hit the beach and take to the surf again, the new Lomography Analogue Aqua looks to be the perfect camera for recording the occasion. The Analogue Aqua is a reloadable film camera with a waterproof housing, and comes with a roll of 35mm Lomo film. It’s essentially a Lomography Simple Use Film Camera in an waterproof housing, both of which can be reused. The camera body can be reloaded with film when empty, and rehoused to take underwater again. The camera comes preloaded with one of two types of Lomo film – either Color Negative 400 (a 27-exposure ISO100-400 film designed to capture “dazzling colours and bold brightness in a…

MOSKAU METRO STATION DIRK STOCKFISCH “Last year I heard about a new modern metro station that had opened in Moscow, and I had an opportunity to shoot it late in the evening when it was virtually empty.” https://bit.ly/3azdbRP OSLO OPERA HOUSE TORE BUSTAD “I shot this photo on the roof of the Oslo Opera House with my Fujifilm X100V.” http://bit.ly/2Wmxfm6 WAIHI FALLS CHRISTINE JACOBSON “This dramatic waterfall, south of Hastings on New Zealand’s North Island, was rather off the beaten track. We’d taken the back route to get home, and we noticed the waterfall icon on our roadmap, so we made another detour. It just goes to show that sometimes it pays to take the long way home.” http://bit.ly/2TKs1yF MONUMENT VALLEY REINER GÖTZINGER “Made famous by Western movies, these are…

Forced-perspective photography is one of the oldest visual tricks in the book, and also one of the most fun. As you’ll discover in this video tutorial, with careful arrangement of objects in a scene you can fool the eye by combining small and large elements into a believable whole – and it gives you a great excuse to play with model cars! It’s a great opportunity to combine shooting skills with Photoshop magic. You’ll start off by setting up a model car. The height of objects plays an important role in how our eyes perceive them in a 2D image, so to create this illusion you must raise the car off the ground and line it up with the scene behind. The main hurdle we have to overcome is depth…

Wildlife photographer Peter Lindel has won the 2020 GDT (German Society for Nature Photography) Nature Photographer of the Year competition with a captivating image of a sun-drenched hare, captured close to his home city of Dortmund. “This photo was taken in July of 2019, when months of searching [for] a suitable location led me to a dirt road, which offered the most beautiful morning light, lovely vegetation and… three hares,” Lindel said. As well as Nature Photographer of the Year, which is open to GDT members, the society also runs the European Wildlife Photographer of the Year, which is open to photographers across Europe. You can see Lindel’s image above, along with three more of our favourite photos from the contest. Click the link to see all the winning and…

www.fujifilm.co.uk £1,199/$1,399 The Fujifilm X100V is part of Fujifilm’s X-Series camera range, but it’s a bit of an outlier. Unlike its siblings, it doesn’t take interchangeable lenses. Instead, it has a fixed 23mm f/2 lens (35mm equivalent), which offers a classic focal length for everyday use and street photography, and a design that’s slim enough to slide into a jacket pocket. The X100V is the fifth version of this design: it has Fujifilm’s latest 26.1-megapixel X-Trans processor, a new and superior lens, and a new tilting touchscreen. There are some ergonomic enhancements, but fundamentally this is the same design that has developed a cult following amongst enthusiast and pro photographers. The X100V has Fujifilm’s unique hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder, which you can switch between with a lever on the front, and…