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Landscape Photography – Three Photographers, Three Visions
(Puche, 2013b) The landscape of nature is like the human figure – it is a subject with endless possibilities for expression. Photographs of the environment can be appreciated simply for their depiction of beauty; they can reveal truths about our … Continue reading →
Nature Fantasies
Photography of nature is a popular past time for many. Although it isn’t necessarily easy to pull off nature photography well, it is a pretty easily accessible subject, often spectacular, and doesn’t talk back. There are no modeling fees involved, … Continue reading →
Posted in Digital Photography, Fine Art Photography, Landscape Photography, Photo Criticism, Photographic Technology, Photography, Uncategorized
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Tagged Chris Jordan, DiFruscia, Douglas Barkey, Elizabeth Carmel, George DeWolfe, HDR, high dynamic range, Jay Patel, landscape photography, nature
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