Seeing the end result of a digital photo makes me very happy, especially when I see that I improve every time I do it. Seeing a printed version of the photos I take makes me fall in love with photography even more. It is a completely different feeling, it feels more real, more personal, more … More My Printed PhotoBook
Printing photos is a whole another process where many things need to get into consideration. For this image I’ve chosen to print, I made sure I edited on a way where it looked a little brighter than I want it because when it prints it’ll look a bit darker, especially on the shadow areas. I … More Fine Art Photography Print
I took me a while to choose a contest I would participate in. I chose a few. The first one was the Adobe Design Achievement Awards. I followed the steps where they asked me about the project, category, small explanation and links to it. I chose that one because I think is a good way … More My Chosen Photo Contest
Looking back at what I have done so far, I realized that I improved as a photographer. I learned different perspective about what I can achieve as a photographer and I took photos I didn’t know I could. Here are some of my best shots. Starting with my biggest challenge, portraits. I didn’t do portrait … More My Top 5 Photos from Spring 2019
To achieve this type of photography, we need to have a lens with a Macro option or magnifier filters for macro photography. I used a Canon t5i with a 24-70 f/4 lens. All the photos I took them using the Macro option on the lens. On the following images, I used two LED dimmable lights … More Macro Photography
I took all these photos at Bannack Ghost Town having Fine Art Photography as a goal.
I took this series of portraits at the Bannack Ghost Town using different lighting techniques. I have separated them by the technique used. LED Dimmable Light Natural Light Westcott Studio Continuous Einstein Strobes: Lg Rect; Beauty Dish Godox AD200 and AD 500 Strobe + Before & After Example Bonus: Group Photo With Natural Light
For this blog post, I’ll show different creative exercises all taken at the Bannack Ghost Town. Those exercises are Conceptual, Levitation, Abstract, Commercial and Ghost.
Bannak is a historical ghost town in Montana. When I arrived there, I saw that every building had a roof that was similar to each other but it had different characteristics that made it different and unique from every building. I decided to portray those details.
Monday, 2:07 p.m. I walked at Nature Park on a path surrounded by trees and nature. A few raindrops fell from the sky after a storm while 45 degrees Fahrenheit, chill winds and cloudy skies accompanied me while I walked looking for a subject that would call my attention. Three minutes later I saw a … More Perspective of 9
The aperture is the curtain inside the lens that controls the amount of light that goes through. It is known as the f/ number. As we open it and close it, not only we control de amount of light, but, also that creates the effect of shallow or deep depth of field. In other words, … More Photo Galery: The Power of Aperture (f/)
This photo gallery shows you different examples of what can be accomplished with different shutter speeds. … More Photo Gallery: The Role of Shutter Speed in Photography
Carlos Bolivar 