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Category: Photography
Photography can be an exciting and passionate field in which artists can capture almost anything they set their eyes on. However, capturing different types of images or subjects can require different types of equipment, techniques, and skills. Sports photography is
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Kat Medill Photography has become an integral part of how we understand and interact with the world. More than just a means of capturing a moment, it is also a tool for documenting history through
Photographers often find their creativity shines through in their compositions. While artists have more creative license and flexibility when composing images, there are photography composition rules that many photographers follow to improve their images and convey their intended message. Understanding photography composition and its
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Kat Medill From the rigid and formal studio portraits of the past to the dynamic and expressive environmental portraits of today, the art of capturing a person’s essence through portrait photography has undergone a
The earliest photographs were taken in the 19th century and due to the rudimentary technology that the early photographers used to capture images only allowed them to create black-and-white prints. However, as camera technology and film production processes advanced, it
At one point in time, the purpose of photography was to capture a moment in time and preserve a memory. Photographs were primarily used for reflection and historical documentation. In the modern social media era, however, photography is about much
Online retailers rely heavily on visual imagery to attract their target audience and sell their products. Thus, e-commerce photography is in high demand. Photographers who specialize in e-commerce digital images are experts in product photography, often leveraging strategic lighting and
Traveling is more than taking a vacation or sightseeing in a well-known destination — it’s an immersive experience in which you have the opportunity to soak up the culture, flavor, and atmosphere of a community. Travel photographers have the unique
Fine Arts student, Charla Ann, will be the first to tell you she isn’t much of a photographer, so why is her show “Mnemosyne” full of dozens of photographs from her life? “Mnemosyne” was on display in RMCAD’s Rude Gallery
Understanding visual balance is a skill that can take a photographer’s work from novice to advanced with the help of proper guidance and technique. Whether it’s out in the field practicing the rule of thirds or in a classroom studying
