By Lucile de Godoy
This is a message from perelincolors, your host for ‘Tech of the month’. This feature started a little over a year ago as a place to improve my photography. I have covered thirteen different topics since then and every month, I invite others to join me while I am learning. For last month’s topic, which […]
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Perelincolors Tech of the Month challenge is: empty space in image composition. ” In October, I set the challenge to fill the whole frame and to eliminate all empty space. This month, I want to do the opposite and use a lot of empty space.” Here are my entries:
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If you missed the Tech of the Month hosted by my friend Perelincolors at her blog and also here at the Photo Rehab, it is still time to join. This month was dedicated to image composition, and in particular to one of her most favorite styles. Here is what she said:
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Hi again, here is another post from perelincolors for Lucile’s Photo Rehab. I want to dedicate this month to image composition, and in particular to one of my most favourite styles.
Read MoreWhat dumplings, a yoga teacher, boats and a wheel have in common? Actually nothing, except my intention to use these photos to post for the Tech of the Month of Perelincolors, which she hosts simultaneously at the Photo Rehab of this blog, and at her blog. This month she took us through a play with […]
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It is time to get technical again! Lucile kindly invited me for a monthly photography post on her blog and this is already the sixth time that we co-host the Tech of the month photo challenge. This time, I invite you to join me in playing with the ISO value.
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It is time for another edition of Tech of the month! In August, we will look at long exposures. As always, you are invited to follow along with your camera – also if it is a compact one.
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From Perelincolors for Lucile’s Photo Rehab: Hillary from JapanCanMix (not so) recently asked me how to take great B&W photos. Obviously, I did not have a good answer. But her question made me think about this. Like, really think about it. Only a few days later, we went to see Sebastiao Salgado’s Genesis exhibition. While […]
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