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I found this image on https://www.jotform.com/blog/45-brilliant-examples-of-photo-manipulation-art/

This photo shows a man walking and in the center above their is light shining in the sky. There might’ve been a bunch if coloured lights in the sky showing the warmth of the atmosphere and a different light shining directlly towards the man.

The manipulation was not meant to be noticed.

The purpose of this photo was creative because it looks natural.

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I’ve found this on https://www.jotform.com/blog/45-brilliant-examples-of-photo-manipulation-art/ This man is ironing himself and half of his body is ironed while the other half is not. We don’t know what’s actually happening in the background. The person might’ve been on the table and the other half was paper. The manipulation of this photo was meant to be noticed. The purpose was creative because it looked like the person had ironed himself.

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I found this photo on https://allthatsinteresting.com/famous-photoshopped-photos

When someone is a public figure they want to show the best picture of themselves and share it to others to see and admire. In the original picture he he was posing with a cigar in his mouth and that is not the right image to share to the public.With the use of photoshop they were able to remove it showing a better looking photo.

The photo manipulation was not meant to be noticed.

The purpose of this photo was for the aesthetics.

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I found this image at http://www.alteredimagesbdc.org/#/rothstien/ The Associated Press released Rothstein’s famous image of a steer skull on cracked earth as a symbol of drought conditions. This photo was visually replicated nationally. Rothstein photographed the same steer skull at several locations. After multiple photos were released by the Associated Press, they were immediately labeled as government propaganda they were immediately labeled as government propaganda by various conservative newspapers. The posing of this photo was not meant to be noticed. The purpose of this photo is deceptive because this is the same skull just taken in a different location.

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I found this image at http://www.alteredimagesbdc.org/#/contreras/

This photo is of a Syrian fighter opposing against the government in a Telata village. Narciso Contreras admitted that he digitally removed his colleague’s video camera from the left corner so it wouldn't distract viewers from the main point of the photo. He covered it by using Photoshop and cloning the pieces from the background.

The manipulation was not meant to be noticed.

The purpose of this photo was for the aesthetics because the photographer wanted the photo to look better without the camera in the corner.

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In this photo there is a person jumping in the air. This photo shows movement because when we jump we just don”t stay in the air.

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In this photo there is a person in the water and there is water splashing upwards. It shows movement with the little water droplets in the air.

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I love getting that blurred background where a bike or a person running past is in focus and you literally see the motion in a still image. Mango Street made a video to show how to do it with some great tips I had never even thought of.

This video is showing us how to do a moving pan photograph.

the idea is to highlight a moving subject while creating motion or creating blur surrounding it

it is easiest to pull off this technique if your subject passes directly from where you’re standing, this will keep your subject on the same focal plane

start with a shutter speed between one thirtieth and one sixtieth of a second as a starting point, also close your aperture a bit

move your camera at the speed which your target subject passes in front of you

identify your target well before it gets close to you follow your subject through the viewfinder and release the shutter when you have the framing you want

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Anyone can learn the fundamentals of how a camera works. As you master shutter speed, you should find yourself more equipped to unleash your creativity.

This video is about using shutter speed

Components of Exposure: Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO

shutter speed is the amount of time that a physical shutter inside your camera opens and closes, this exposes a censor in your camera to light

the longer your shutter is opens it allows more light making the image brighter

with a shorter shutter speed less light is coming into your camera making the image darker

it also dictates how motion appears in your photo

the longer your shutter speed the more movement you’ll see

there are 2 types of motion in photography: the 1st one is in-front of your camera and the 2nd is in your camera

use a slow shutter speed, stabilize lens

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My favorite part of the wedding day is the reception. After the traditional first dances, and speeches are done, and the wedding party starts to let loose. The party is in full swing and the best man is giving “The Dougie” his best attempt in an effort to win a dance battle against the bride. While capturing these images I want the viewer to feel like they were in there, in the moment. My goal is to not light up the entire room like a Christmas tree. I want to see the light from the DJ and the motion on the dance floor. This is how I do just that.

This article is about capturing a sense of motion or movement in dancing photos:

it’s important to realize that there are 2 exposures happening at the same time in a photo

the 1st is ambient light

we need to have a slow shutter speed to create the motion blur from the lights

the shutter speed you choose is dependent on how long you want the streaks of light and how fast you are swing your camera

the 2nd is your flash

flash makes the subject visible and sharp

swinging the camera: it is important to know that whatever way you swing the camera, the light will streak in the opposite direction

keep an eye on where our subject is in the frame, in relation to the background lights

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Shooting action sports can be overwhelming and strenuous if you lack the proper knowledge before going out to shoot. Whether you want to shoot motocross, mountain biking, snowboarding, ect.... for the most part all of the same rules apply. Once you start to master these rules your portfolio will benefit from it. Since I get a lot of questions about my action shots I though I would break it down for you guys.

This article is about approaching and capturing action shots.

take a photo of anyone they don’t have to be well known

good communication with the athlete

Shoot close with a wide angle, or tight with a telephoto

keep in mind that you want the viewer to see what the athlete is doing

be very conscientious of your composition

Keep in mind that color can play a huge role in making your athlete pop from the background

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Meet Horoyoshi III, considered to be one of the world's finest full body tattoo artists. He has worked in Yokohama, near Tokyo, for the past 50 years.

This article was by Charlie Floyd and Ju Shardlow and it was posted in July 2019. People have tattoos on for many reasons it can symbolize protection, it can have a strong meaning for the owner and many other meanings. In Japan they have tattoos throughout their whole body. “That’s not what we see everyday.” I find the whole thing very interesting and all of the history.

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This graffiti work was by Swoon made on September 2009. Some might see graffiti work as vandalism but I see it as art. It is where artist get to express themselves on the streets. Also it brightens the street a bit. In this piece she uses a lot of patterns and designs that creates rhythm.

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