It is time to be inspired by excellent photographers who set themselves apart from the rest by capturing amazing photos. Get a glimpse of what they do, that is so special and pick up a few tips along the way while being inspired by their great photos.
You will also find huge lists of tips for specific photography genres, that enable you to jump in and try out a new style of photography.
We asked 18 top photographers: What they wish they knew when they started out in photography? Learn their surprising advices on what’s important in photography.
We will go over 32 photography types that will help you to learn more about each of them. We hope this collection will inspire you to go out and explore a couple of new types of photography yourself.
Do you want to become a better portrait or fashion photographer? It is time to be inspired by the professional fashion and portrait photographer, Dariane Sanche, who creates amazing art. Photography-RAW had a chance to interview her about her photography, … Read more
This time our photography interview series takes us deep into snow-covered mountains to discover what makes a great adventure photographer. Photography-RAW had the pleasure to ask Sandi Bertoncelj a few questions about his passion for adventure photography and what it takes to excel in this genre of photography.
Rob Cross has taken his wildlife photography to levels beyond most of us. His portfolio features kingfishers, stags in the morning light, jumping squirrels, owls, etc. Animals that are on most wildlife photographers to-do list, but that we rarely get a chance to capture. Photography-RAW got the chance to interview him about his approach to wildlife photography.
Go slow with these 12 timeless photos. We hope that you read and analyze each and every single shot at a slow rhythm. Try to spend at least 5 minutes with each photograph, and with no distractions by your side. Read the images and find all the meaningful symbols that tell you something about what’s going on in the photo, or in the mind of the photographer. Our main goal is that from here on you’ll start consuming photos at a slower pace, and eventually, this will make you less worried about posting images like crazy across the web.
What does it take to become a great wildlife photographer? Photography-RAW got the chance to ask the BBC wildlife photographer of the Year 2010 and 2011, Roy Mangersnes a few questions about his photography.