Documentary/Photo-Journalism
Documentary/Photo-Journalism
Fine Art/Gallery based portrait
Deconstructing identity: imagine!
This are some photos I took with using long exposure effect. The camera slightly moved while the focus ring moved along with it so the light gradually becomes out of focus. 1.3 sec. / f 6.3 / iso20 – depends on the situation!
I tried to play with the lights in a dark room. I wanted to surprise shade and parts of the feminine body embracing the darkness. I used a 700D CANON with 18-35 mm lenses and two LED lights.
Some of the pictures I did of the sundown and sunset, some of them are underexposed some of the overexposed.
Foto credit: Iulian Popa
Thake a look :
Lumberjacks, 1900s.
Salvador Dali and Coco Chanel.
Ernest Hemingway having a drink.
A sex education lesson, 1929.
Military electricians, 1918.
The last photo ever taken of a Thylacine, 1933. This species is now extinct.
German industrial worker August Landmesser, whose wife was Jewish, refusing to salute Hitler. Hamburg, 1936.
Young women in Kabul, Afghanistan, 1970s.
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The Italian photographer Valerio Bispuri is one of my favourite, he spent 10 years in South America photographing 74 different prisons. These vast buildings are notoriously overcrowded, violent and filthy. Bispuri expected that – what he didn’t expect were the surprising moments of tenderness and even joy that he witnessed among the prisoners.
Have a look at his work
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Last September I take some photos with my brother at his school, he is taking classes in order to became pilot. These photos were taken before an aviation show and my brother was one of the pilots. He accepted to pose for me, in the beginning the photos where coloured, but I decided that is better to make them black and white, so I used photoshop to do it.
In the beginning of march I was in Spain for a weekend with my brother, we visit a city near Valencia called Oropesa del Mar.I really love to take photo of my brother because the camera loves him .. he is natural in front of the lenses. In this case I just surprised him, i just snap.. I used a 700D CANON with 18-135mm lens.
I always was fascinated by narrow streets. They give you the possibility to compose some interesting shots, you can play with the lights, exposure and create moods.
Here are some photo experiment I did on the narrow streets