By 05 29th, 2013

Light writing is a form of stop motion animation and is created by capturing various still images and placing them together. The technique has become increasingly popular in recent years. Its use in television adverts had seen a huge increase in its popularity and usage. It is a really creative ...

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By 04 8th, 2013

Here at Photoble, we talk a lot about cameras, photography tips and tricks, post production and inspiration through examples of extraordinary photography (take a look at the recent article with examples of risk taking photography!)  What we haven’t discussed much of are the different ways to display your photography on ...

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By 04 2nd, 2013

To some people it might be stepping out of a plane and pulling parachute. For others it could be betting the whole lot on red. In life we all have our own definition of a risk and how much we are prepared to gamble in order to gain. And the ...

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By 03 1st, 2013

To create images with drama, impact and a sense of story, you should explore photographing silhouettes. Silhouettes obstruct the view of the subject of the photograph, which is usually a person, and this allows the viewer to project some elements of the story onto the image. For example, the viewer ...

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By 01 24th, 2013

A lot of photos are beautiful all on their own and need very little editing before they are saved or shared. However, even if you do want to add some extra touches or give it a unique feel, you may not want to spend a bunch of money on editing ...

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By 01 14th, 2013

I went to a wedding recently. It was the usual wedding crowd – a bunch of proud, dressed up oldies and their dolled up, ambitious, tech-savvy children. When the bride was walking down the aisle I noticed something curious. A sea of lit up smartphones were hovering at eye level ...

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