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Photography

Up Close and Personal: Interview with Wildlife Photographer Anup Shah

Anup Shah is a wildlife photographer with decades of experience in his field. His recent series are a timeless collection of photograph captured at a reserve in Kenya. We’re used to seeing wildlife photography in color, but Anup brings a new twist to the genre. His black and white photographs capture the spirit of the animals in a new light. His angles are absolutely stunning and the message is loud and clear to those that appreciate the art of black and white photography.

Portrait Project: Karnesh – Yogi from the Land of Snow Peaks and Milky Rivers

“Adventure is a path. Real adventure — self-determined, self-motivated, often risky — forces you to have firsthand encounters with the world. The world the way it is, not the way you imagine it. Your body will collide with the earth and you will bear witness. In this way you will be compelled to grapple with the limitless kindness and bottomless cruelty of humankind – and perhaps realize that you yourself are capable of both. This will change you. Nothing will ever again be black-and-white.” - Mark Jenkins Background story The project is based on photos taken during Annapurna Circuit trek, highlighting personal yoga practice with a Nepali yoga instructor and guide with the mighty Himalayas Nepal in the background.

What They Won’t Tell You in Books: Interview With Ondřej Prosický

It’s unlikely that anyone in our library has such a rich, unique and picture perfect collection of wildlife photography as Ondřej Prosický. As one of our top contributors, Ondřej is in the spotlight this week. His adventures have taken him near and far from home but he always comes back with treasures that enrich our library. Many years of practice have resulted in a visually powerful and mesmerising body of work.

Keyword and Search Hacks for Better Stock Photography

When you’re looking for images on our database, the first page might not show you the images you had in mind. It goes without saying that you shouldn’t settle for the first images you see because they’re easily accessible. Those images are there, they’re easy to use and lets face it - they didn’t require much effort to find.

The Perfect Hobby, the Perfect Business Model: Interview With Santiago Nuñez Iñiguez

From CGI artist to stock photographer. A big career leap that was made possible with a great deal of talent and ambition. One of our top contributors, Santiago Nuñez Iñiguez, shares his gratitude and his story of breaking into the stock photography business. What leaves a lasting impression is that this leap has changed a life, and certainly made way for higher creativity.

Commitment and Determination: Interview With Dusko Jovic

One of our top contributors, Dusko Jovic, has shown me that nothing is impossible. He came into the stock photography business with a deep appreciation for the art of photography and made his way to a successful career. Through effort and determination, he made his way to bigger achievements every year. Today he shares with us his experience and his journey with stock photography.

Retro Vibes: Interview With Ysbrand Cosijn

One of our top contributors, Ysbrand Cosijn, ventured into stock photography because he couldn’t find the images he was looking for. His solution? To produce those photographs himself.  Although his portfolio is a lively curation of many subjects, something that makes his photography stand out is his own niche. Ysbrand photographs the past and the present which coexists in his rich portfolio of very versatile work.

Mastering Still Life Photography: Interview With Bogdan Dreava

If you choose a photographer (any photographer) and look at their portfolio in a chronological order, you can most literally see their growth and improvement with time. Bogdan Dreava, one of our top contributors, has come a long way. From early depictions of isolated objects and washed out colors, he’s transformed his portfolio into a splash of color and conceptual art.

The Role of Photography in User Experience Design

The UX pros claim that stock photos can become huge space-eaters on your website or social networks. This statement is somehow backed up by the eye-tracking research results, presented by Dr. Jakob Nielsen, saying that irrelevant, unnatural, and low-quality images don’t contribute to make your message clear and attractive, as users usually ignore them. How does one avoid these possible consequences? Is it actually possible to improve the overall user experience of a website, using stock photos? Let’s do a little digging.