Fine Art Portraits and Workflow

Back to my Monday videos and today we are looking at photographers who do fine art portraits, but they also discuss their workflows. Well they talk about why they do.

• Fine Art, influencing me, Photography
• Fine Art Portrait Photographers, Fine Art Portraits, Jason River, Jennifer Hudson, Jennifer Thoreson, learning, people, portrait, portraits, Robert Osborn, sharing, workflows

Trying to figure out what is wrong

Really, there is an image I took on Sunday morning and since then I’ve been trying to figure what is wrong with it. I’ve tried a few things.

• Fine Art, Photography
• art deco, Australia, Australian Photographer, city, City of Melbourne, compostion, failed, failure, Manchester Unity Building, Melbourne, MUB, Victoria

Another photo from Princes Pier

I thought today I would just do a quick post and show you another photo from Princes Pier. I have got some great shots from there recently.

• Fine Art, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, Australia, Australian Photographer, cruise ships, Formatt Hitech, Fujifilm X-T3, ladder, long exposure, Melbourne, Port Melbourne, Princes Pier, Victoria

Just the terminal building

Today is a quick post and I am just going to show you the terminal building that you can find on Princes Pier as you make your way to the end.

• Fine Art, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, Australia, Australian Photographer, Formatt Hitech, Fujifilm Australia, gatehouse, long exposure, Melbourne, Mindshift, Pier, Port Melbourne, Princes Pier, terminal building

Trying to get the composition right

Over the years I’ve been studying I’ve always thought that composition was a strength, but sometimes I find myself still trying to get it right.

• Fine Art, Photography
• Adobe Photoshop, Australia, Australian Photographer, bridge, composition, Docklands, learning composition, Melbourne, Photoshop, post processing, Seafarers Bridge, Yarra River

A bit more work on the Quarantine Station

Just a quick post today and thought I would show you one of the images from the Quarantine Station which I did a bit more work on.

• Fine Art, Photography
• architecture, Australia, Australian Photographer, Behind the image, buildings, chimney, images, Quarantine Station, revising, sharing, Victoria, working on the image

Some of the artists we learn from

We learn from so many people and photographers from the past are just some of the artists we can learn so much from. Two Americans and one European.

• Fine Art, influencing me, Photography
• Dorothea Lange, early photographers, learning, photographers, Robert Doisneau, The Great Depression, The Migrant Mother, Walker Evans

Laying Eggs in a Nest

Today I thought we could look at an image I created, Laying Eggs in a Nest. Go through the thought processes behind the creation.

• Fine Art, Photography
• boulders, compositing, eggs, laying eggs, nests, Red wood forest, red wood trees, rocks, trees, tutorial, Warburton

Me and Public Speaking

Who would ever have predicted that me and public speaking would work? Getting up in front of people and talking, really. I can’t believe how easy I find it.

• catching up, Fine Art, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, Fine Art Photography, Formatt Hitech, Formatt Hitech Filters, Fujifilm, Knox Photographic Society, long exposure photography, ND filters, presentation, public speaking, Winston

Back to the City

One of the great things from the trip to New Zealand was I got my mojo back and it has been good to get back to the city for some photography. The city is one of the subjects I photograph a lot.

• Fine Art, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, 50's, age, city, long exposure, Melbourne, mojo, Pro Team, South Wharf, Women