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Sunday, 3 December 2017

25 Photos of Spring Time to Brighten up your Day

Finally we are seeing some spring time weather here in the UK – the weather this week has certainly cheered me up and I even got a bit of gardening done! If you decide to venture out into nature you will see the season has started to change as we say good bye to the chilling winter weather and begin to look forward to brighter skies, sunshine and some great photo opportunities. We did a post like this last year where we found some great spring photos so check that out, we also have a guide written by Tony with some great tips for shooting in the sping.

So here we go then, let’s take a look at some amazing spring photography – thanks to all the photographers listed for releasing their shots under a creative commons license.

Spring is Here

Spring is Here by John&Fish

Daisies Through Concrete

Daisies Through Concrete by Βethan

I’ll die in your arms

I’ll die in your arms by Dr. RawheaD

Colors of Springtime Happiness

Colors of Springtime Happiness by Pink Sherbet Photography

St. James Park, London, on a May Afternoon

St. James Park, London, on a May Afternoon by UGArdener

Spring Converse

Spring Converse by Kat…

Red Door in the Cotswolds

Red Door in the Cotswolds by UGArdener

Spring is nature’s way of saying, Let’s party!

Spring is nature’s way of saying, Let’s party! by wildphotons

Pink…. pink…. pink…….

Pink…. pink…. pink……. by Astrid Photography.

Springtime wallpaper

Springtime wallpaper by Ennor

A poet’s tree with borrowed flowers

A poet’s tree with borrowed flowers by aurelio.asiain

Dreaming is Permitted- Paintbrush fields

Dreaming is Permitted- Paintbrush fields by Ozyman

Be weary, the hand of Man …

Be weary, the hand of Man … by young_einstein

Beginnings. . .

Beginnings. . . by Creativity+ Timothy K Hamilton

And Spring arose…

And Spring arose… by VinothChandar

Friday 13th

Friday 13th by swisscan

The science of love

The science of love by Unitopia

Spring sunsets are here!

Spring sunsets are here! by Vince Alongi

Crowned Lily

Crowned Lily by Creativity+ Timothy K Hamilton

Curious minds…

Curious minds… by young_einstein

Back to nature magik walk

Back to nature magik walk by johnb/Derbys/UK.

Spring around me

Spring around me by cuellar

Laundry in Spring

Laundry in Spring by h.koppdelaney

– Thank you!! –

– Thank you!! – by xavipat

Abyss

Abyss by Frodrig

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Saturday, 2 December 2017

Stunning Photos From Around The World

Stunning Photos

To take you away from the Winter blues, In today’s post I’ve compiled some stunning images from photographers taken from around the world.

United Kingdom – Mark Bridger

Juan de Fucca Strait – Jason Van der Valk

Utah, USA

Antartica – Richard Sidey

Belize

Florence – Heather Anne Campbell

Iceland – Tina Thuell

Poland – Silwia Domaradzka

New Zealand

South Africa – Steven Benjamin

Nepal – Max Seigal

Australia

Nevada, USA

Shetland Islands – Charlie Hamilton James

Yellowstone, USA

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Friday, 1 December 2017

Kinetic Photography: 25 Great Examples of the “Camera Toss”

I recently became aware of a technique called the “camera toss” which is exactly what it sounds like – throwing your camera into the air and capturing an image using the self-timer. When coupled with a light source it produces some great abstract results, I wouldn’t use your brand new 5D for this – rather its suited to a point and shoot or maybe a camera phone …

Kinetic photography (kinetic meaning “caused by motion” is an experimental photographic technique in which the photographer uses movement resulting from physics to create an image. This typically involves the artist not directly holding the camera, but allowing the camera to react to forces applied to it in order to make a photograph. This can include, but is not limited to; holding and shaking the wrist strap of the camera while taking a picture, dropping the camera off of objects while taking a picture, throwing or spinning the camera up in the air while taking a picture (called a camera toss).

So today let’s take a look at some great examples of this type of photography. Here’s 25 of the best taken from Flickr.