Three simple Steps to Take Jewelry Photography
Jewelry photography isn't always the easiest task, though there are many ways to get great photographs with simple rules that anyone can use.
Anéis | Rings
By Jeff Belmonte
Jewelry photography isn't always the easiest task, though there are many ways to get great photographs with simple rules that anyone can use.
Anéis | Rings
By Jeff Belmonte
Designer Kenneth Nilson started his education in design at Moorhead State University in Moorhead, Minnesota, and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1992.
Teun Fleskens's new design is called POWWOW.
Teun Fleskens: "I wanted to create interaction between products, in this case the closet and its contents. You can influence the form, by deciding where and how many books you want to place."

Read More...BIG have won again!
Bjarke Ingels Group, BIG, in collaboration with AKT, Tyréns and Transsolar are awarded first place in a design competition in Malmö, Sweden for a 100.000 m2 first of its kind sports facility.
This was 3XN's competition proposal for the London School of Economics.
Swiss industrial designer, Adrien Rovero defines design with three words “Conceptual, décalé et poétique” (conceptual, offbeat and poetic). He says that he cares a lot about concept when he begins a project. “A good understanding of it makes me ask the right questions.”
Dramatic photographs leave a mark, they inspire and make you think of the mystery and ideas of life. They bring forward the power and core of everyday conceptions.
Halloween is soon coming so prepare your camera. Let’s take a look at how we can take scary photographs of this night of imagination and spirit.

What can be defined as fine art photography? It's a very subjective type of photography as we define beauty and art differently. Fine art photography are of everything that bring strong and intense emotions and provides an impact to the viewer.
You take photographs for aesthetic purposes, fine art photographs are a creative way to portray the vision of the photographer and tell a story. It can be seen in museums, commercials and photojournalism (shows a clear story, mainly in magazines).
The main subjects of the fine art photographs can be anything really, from nature to a product that has a vision or a story to tell.

There are many ways to take a portrait and usually there's a great interest for it. Here are some keys to how you can take great portrait photographs of people.
1. The classical, "street portrait" is usually a favorite, where you make your subject become the focal point by having a movement in the street in which the subject is standing.

There's so many colors that the season of autumn has to offer. Check out these gorgeous and colorful photographies of autumn.
Fall Memory
By Indy Kethdy
November is coming up, the beautiful colors of autumn is slowly starting to take place. It's difficult to keep the camera away from the colors that this season is temporarily providing. But how should one catch these great glimpses of autumn before winter comes?

If you'd like to glow up a subject, and bring some sort of drama into a photograph, then consider using backlighting. Backlighting is often used by ambient light that highlights the subject from the background. It is most seen in nature and landscape photos. But can also be seen in other areas of photography where the effect is meant to be slightly dramatical, providing a certain "halo" effect.
Aerial Photography is the type of photography where the shots are taken from above the subject. When filming: the aerial technique can frequently be seen in the beginning of movies, when the camera is flying around a city or a landscape.
