Fine Arts Photography: with reference to Brooke Shaden

For a few years now I have been following Brooke Shaden’s work in Instagram. Her work is unbelievable, her expressive approach and how she can build characters with intricate composition. I really appreciate her work. She isn’t a skilled camera woman, and she’s not shooting with a sophisticated lighting set. She  prefer to have a simpleContinue reading “Fine Arts Photography: with reference to Brooke Shaden”

Friction: Creating the Purest of Art, a Reflection of James Maynard Keenan’s Speech

“Most people spend their entire lives trying to avoid friction,” Keenan began. “Somewhere along the way, I found it in myself a desire — a calling — to embrace friction, tension, transitions, changes and to work with them … Life is change. Life is friction.” Keenan continued, “[Life is] working with the tension and theContinue reading “Friction: Creating the Purest of Art, a Reflection of James Maynard Keenan’s Speech”

Steve McCurry’s inspirational photos of humans and animals (with photo comparison)

Steve McCurry perhaps, is well known for his documentary photography and also an icon in contemporary photography. His most famous “Afghan Woman” portrait was released in 1984, and in the late 20th century the green-eyed Afghan woman became a symbol of power in the face of adversity. Steve built his photography career on documenting culturalContinue reading “Steve McCurry’s inspirational photos of humans and animals (with photo comparison)”

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