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Visura Magazine, Issue 11

Visura Magazine, Issue 11

wall space | the flat file About | Constantin Nimigean - oitzarisme © Uncle Jebwww.unclejebstudio.ro My name is Constantin Nimigean from Romania and I’m not a photographer. I just enjoy looking at photography and, from time to time, to talk about it. This website was born in January 2007 from the idea of having a blog where I could share stuff with my friends, but step by step it changed into a platform for educating and promoting contemporary photographic projects from all around the world. The name of the blog is an invented one and it means “sheep things”. In January 2011, I launched an online photo-magazine called LOVE ISSUE because I wanted to have a compact product of my blog and a magazine of my own, a bimonthly digest of what I find interesting on the Internet and worth sharing in a magazine shape. Contact me if you want to become a media partner, support my projects, share your thoughts, tell me a story or just say hi.

wan.der.lust.ag.ra.phy urbanautica WATERFALL MAGAZINE The Great Leap Sideways We can shoot too Face In Frame The Contest is open only to individuals, 18 years or older at time of entry, world wide, all individuals around the world, excluding employees of fotoup and its parent companies, subsidiaries or agents, their immediate families (defined as parents, children, siblings, spouse and grandparents) and those domiciled with any of the foregoing are not eligible. All federal, state and local laws and regulations apply; void where prohibited. All information provided by entrant must be complete, true and correct. entries received after the deadline will be deemed ineligible to win. Each entry must be submitted on an individual basis (i.e., no team, joint, or corporate entries) and all components of the entry must be the original creation of the submitting participant. Entries may not contain profanity, pornographic images, violent images, anti-competition messages, illegal material, or material that violates the rights of third parties. File Specifications:

Vewd - For documentary photographers Portretna fotografija - Vodič Strana 2 od 5 Kao i za ostale tipove fotografije i ovde važi : dobri rezultati ne zavise direktno od opreme koju posedujete, već od onoga ko se nalazi iza objektiva. Naravno, oprema vam može olakšati posao, ali sigurno nije od presudnog značaja u tome da li ćete dobiti uspešan portret ili ne. Da biste napravili portret, dovoljan vam je i kompaktni aparat, ali je sa njim teže manevrisati sa dubinom polja, koja je jako važan element ove vrste fotografije. Osnovna oprema Kompaktni ili DSLR aparat sa kit objektivom. Ovde se može staviti tačka na osnovnu opremu, jer smo naveli najbitnije što vam je potrebno za solidan portret. Dodatna oprema Objektiv Ono što vam najtoplije preporučujem je dodatni objektiv, koji bi bio pre svega za portrete. Zašto baš 50mm (35mm) i 70-200mm? Zato što 50mm na Full frame telu i 35 mm na APS-C –u „vide“ istu širinu kadra kao i ljudsko oko, pa nema nikakvih deformacija. Zašto veliki otvor blende? Iz dva razloga. Žilberica Blic Dodatna rasveta

The New Breed of Documentary Photographers Tošo Dabac Tošo Dabac (pronounced [toʃo dabats]; 18 May 1907 – 9 May 1970) was a Croatian photographer of international renown.[1][2][3] Although his work was often exhibited and prized abroad, Dabac spent nearly his entire working career in Zagreb.[1] While he worked on many different kinds of publications throughout his career, he is primarily notable for his black-and-white photographs of Zagreb street life during the Great Depression era.[4] Life and career[edit] Early life[edit] Dabac was born in the small town of Nova Rača near the city of Bjelovar in central Croatia. Dabac's earliest surviving photograph is a panorama of Samobor, taken on 7 March 1925.[3] His work was first shown publicly at an amateur exhibition held in the small town of Ivanec in 1932. Rise to prominence[edit] Road to the Guillotine Later, Dabac worked as a correspondent for various foreign news agencies. In 1937 Dabac opened a photograph studio and married Julija Grill, an operetta singer. Later life[edit] Deckchairs

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