No, it's not Momax that sells furniture, it's a set of universal smartphone photography lenses that can turn any smartphone into a high-performance camera. Attach the holder to the phone, mount the desired lens and start taking photos.
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Have you ever wondered why people never smiled in photos in the past? Why does everyone look so gloomy in wedding photos, like they're attending a funeral? Perhaps you connected this with the fact that there were hard times at the time. Yes, they didn't have smart phones, McDonalds, television, freedom, etc., so they had every right to be angry, but the answer is really technical.
Matjaž says that his photographic talent was not born in his cradle. His love for photography can rather be attributed to his interest in the operation of the camera, how the aperture works, how the background is blurred and what effect the shutter, ISO, etc. have on this. At first there was not an iota of the artist in him; this side slowly started to develop later. The course was natural, organic. You don't become an artist overnight.
Can you spot what's wrong with this photo? Most people don't discover a mistake without "squinting" at a neighbor. Does it work for you? Hint: The mistake is obvious.
In recent days, a group selfie posted on Instagram by 16-year-old Kaylan Mahomes has been circulating online. The photo is special for one reason. In the video, there are not three girls of the same age, but a mother and her twin daughters. Can you guess which one is the mother and which one is her daughter?
Is this the most photogenic potato in the world? The photograph of a potato on a black background entitled Potato #345 by the Irish photographer Kevin Abosch was sold to an unknown businessman from Europe for one million euros!
Photo tips always come in handy, and we especially appreciate them during the festive season, when all of a sudden everyone around us becomes a photographer - the friend who never stops documenting the evening gathering, the aunt who wants to immortalize every moment of the Christmas dinner, and here, of course, there are also group ones photos that we're always staring at anyway. To keep you safe from photo-tagging season, here are some photography tips to help you shine in every holiday photo this year.
If, between October 16 and 18, 2015, you came across a group of budding young photographers who, instead of the usual subjects, decided to photograph the "destruction" left behind by young people's night drinking, and you wondered what on the garbage so attractive, let's say that it was the Drink differently project, a unique photography workshop where young people in the company of the world-famous photographer Cheryl Dunn documented how young people have fun and recorded the traces left by excessive drinking. A selection of works by potential new Cheryl Dunn will be on display in the Photo Gallery from November 25 to December 5, 2015.
Photoshop may be the most common way to change a photo's story, but photo cropping, that "low-tech" version of photo manipulation, can be just as effective. This technique works because our brain is constantly trying to understand what is happening around us. And when we see only part of the picture, we instinctively try to imagine what is around the frame. Do you think we are showing you dirty photos? Blame your brain, not us!
The photography workshop Drink differently is intended for young aspiring photographers and will take place under the mentorship of the world-renowned photographer from New York, Cheryl Dunn. You only have until tomorrow, October 2, 2015 to apply, so don't delay, otherwise you'll miss out on a unique opportunity to immortalize the spatial consequences of your peers' excessive drinking in eminent company. Send your portfolio and hope that you will be among the ten chosen ones who will make it through the sieve of the competition to participate in a workshop under the mentorship of a famous photographer.
The photo above was taken by John Blanding for the Boston Globe on September 15, 2015. It shows the people who gathered outside the Corner Theater in Brooklyn (Massachusetts, USA) to catch a moment of the actors of the biographical drama Black Mass, who were arriving for the world premiere. At first glance, the photo doesn't seem like anything special, just another one of the crowd that caught enthusiastic fans at work. Is this one incredibly viral? Check out why the internet fell in love with her and why you will too!
Everyone has a double in the world. If you think you don't have one, you might be looking in the wrong place. Do you only look around among people? You may have it in an animal or object! Check out the amazing similarities between humans and animals, animals and objects, and other types of duplicates that you'll find where you'd never expect.