insights into photography
I always say to my students, ‘work to a theme’ get an idea and follow it through, explore your subject and see where it leads you
Svetlana Petrova has done just that, here from the BBC website
Russian artist Svetlana Petrova has become known for her online artwork of famous portraits featuring her big ginger cat Zarathustra.
Ahead of a new exhibition bringing the internet meme into a physical setting, the artist tells the BBC why she first created the artwork and how digital technology is helping to create new art forms.
Portrait of an Unknown Woman in Russian Costume and a Very Known Cat in a Vet Collar, based on Ivan Argunov
You should see more of these brilliantly funny images that show great photographic skill and wonderful wit, go here
So what will be your next project, what will you do that has a theme, that engages you, it doesn’t have to be humorous but please do not use Lego figures, it’s been over done, is not clever or funny
Yes this is a joke but it is very funny, and in many ways oh so true
How to Look Like A Pro Photographer
Why would you ignore something for nothing, well perhaps because it was never worth having having in the first place. However these freebies include ebooks by National Geographic, have a look at this
Ultimate Field Guide to Photography, by National Geographic
This guide by National Geographic can be a serious resource for a beginner in photography as it covers almost every aspect of the basics of photography. From explaining camera settings to tips on composition and perspective, everything is nicely explained.
Oxford School of Photography 