Victor Cheng

Another useless item that turned into something I carry everyday 🤳🏻 perfect for group photos using the 0.5x camera so you never take a bad selfie again #selfie #photographytutorial #photographytips #genz 

PHILIP PENMAN

New Yorker walking along Fifth Avenue, New York City Copyright @PHILPENMAN WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Link in Bio to sign up to mailing list Print available at WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Location: New York, USA Shot with the Leica Cameras Note: All images are original as shot and Not computer generated AI. “The experience of creating an image is more important than the final result“ 

Ansel Adams Photographer, Artist & Activist

During his “mural project” expeditions, Ansel created an extended series of Grand Canyon photographs, moving along the rim to capture varying perspectives and light. He worked at dawn and sunset, seeking the dramatic shadow effects cast by the low sun. When proposals emerged to dam the Colorado River, Ansel passionately opposed them: “Friends tell me, ‘I don’t see how the Lower Colorado dam can do any harm—only a handful of people see that part of the Grand Canyon anyway, and with a lake there people can easily see things they’ve never been able to see before.’ I suggest we fill the Sistine Chapel two-thirds full of water so visitors can float around and see the ceiling paintings to better advantage!” ‘Grand Canyon from Point Imperial, Arizona,’ c. 1942. Photograph by Ansel Adams. #AnselAdams #GrandCanyon #Photography #Conservation #NationalParks #WildernessProtection #protectourparks 

Travel & Photography Magazine

Creative techniques and composition strategies to capture iconic locations differently! With @__orsini / Photographing iconic places is both a gift and a challenge. Places like Mont-Saint-Michel are rich in visual history, and yet, in the hands of a thoughtful photographer, even the most familiar landmarks can feel fresh again. These images by @__orsini are a good example. Below, we’re diving into a few research-backed photography techniques to help you create images of Mont-Saint-Michel (or any iconic location) that feel fresh: 1) Most of us learn the “rule of thirds” early on. But did you know there’s another rule called the diagonal method? Instead of placing your subject off to the side, you place key elements along the diagonal lines of your frame. It creates more tension and energy — and can make even a familiar subject feel more dynamic. 2) Photographic studies show that when a photo has strong lines leading somewhere, viewers spend more time looking at it — and feel more connected to the subject. For this location, look for the tide lines in the sand, the causeway at low tide, or even the curve of the clouds on a stormy day. Use these elements to lead the viewer’s eye directly to the abbey. 3) Our brains love patterns, but we notice when something breaks them. That’s why you can make a stronger image by adding something that doesn’t belong. Like a lone bird in the sky. A person in bright red. 4) Get low, high, or anywhere new. Changing your perspective can change everything! 5) Frame it like you are telling a secret. Use archways, tree branches, or even other people in the frame to “peek” at Mont-Saint-Michel instead of showing it all at once - like you’ve discovered a secret view. 6) Lastly, you don’t need the best camera in the world, but the gear you choose shapes how you see: a tilt-shift lens keeps vertical lines straight for a clean architectural look, a telephoto lens brings distant details closer and compresses layers, a drone reveals the vastness of the bay from above, and a film camera slows you down, making you more intentional while capturing timeless colors and textures.” 

Luke Stackpoole

Desert client work shot in KSA using the @Tamron_Europe 28-75mm G2 lens. This lens has been my workhorse for most shoots over the past couple years, lightweight and tack sharp, it never fails to impress. #tamron #tamronlenses 

Daniel Kordan

The most toxic place in Indonesia where all methane and Sulphur evaporations go in the air - IJEN crater. Definetely pack a good respiratory mask here and try to see blue flames also 🔥 #indonesia #ijen #ijencrater 

Daniel Kordan

Shark invasion on Komodo 🤯 Last shot for the scale Filmed yesterday by Kelor Island. #indonesia #komodo 

Daniel Kordan

Raja Ampat (or 4 Kings) - they call it The Last Paradise. I would call it the drone paradise in addition to that 💚 

Sony | Alpha

Draw inspiration from spring—and from @niredonahue—and let your creativity flourish by upgrading to a full-frame, future-ready camera like the Sony Alpha 7 IV. 🌸 The A7 IV is the ideal pick for an upgrade, if you’re wanting to capture stunning photos and videos in any season. You’ll be amazed at the difference in quality and feel. Current A7 IV owners — what is your favorite feature / use case for this powerful hybrid camera? Let us know in the comments 👇 #SonyAlpha #fullframe #bestcamera #hybridcamera