When it comes to summer scenes, it's always sunsets at the beach or the golden sunrise that gets the spotlight. But nighttime can likewise be a great shooting opportunity during summer. This is what Damien Guiot shows us in his stunning collection of starry nightscapes shot around Vosges in France.
For those of us who have skipped shooting the night skies in favor of the deep blues and vibrant golds, this series will surely inspire us to try it out. . thephoblographer.com
If you still think that landscape photography and black and white aesthetic don't mix, you probably haven't seen enough stunning examples. You can always acquaint yourself first with the timeless masterpieces of iconic landscape photographer Ansel Adams. thephoblographer.com »
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It's a festival celebrated by nearly a billion people in India and millions more around the world. Derived from the Sanskrit word "Deepavali," meaning row of lamps, Diwali is a celebration of light over darkness, symbolizing the victory of good over evil.
"I have a never ending fascination with light and the lack of it," states Finnish photographer Maria Lax about the duality of light that shapes her multicolored photographs of the night. It's still an ongoing project but 'Night Rising' has nabbed her a 2021 Fujifilm GFX Challenge regional award.
Take a break from your New Year’s resolutions and check out these photos to see how the global 500px Community rang in the New Year around the world. The post 23 Photos of New Year’s celebrations around the world appeared first on 500px.
If you're looking for a quick and simple astrophotography tutorial for shooting the Milky Way, then we have just the right stuff for you. In his very basic video tutorial, Mike Perea gives a rundown of all the stuff you need to know to get that beautiful band of stars in your night photos.
Is the dreamy look of foggy nights and misty landscapes your frequent photography inspiration? We can't blame you, as we've also found it to be a highly effective look for crafting emotive imagery, regardless of the genre or subject matter.
A trip to Hong Kong isn’t complete without spending at least one night out in the streets to photograph its iconic, vibrant neon lights. Though the number of actual neon signboards steadily decreases as days go by, the city doesn’t get any dimmer at all.