
Posted on 20 July 2010 by D. Travis North
As a nice follow-up to last week’s article about black & white photography, we share with you the work of Daniel Horacio Agostini. This week’s inspirational photo, “La Piedra Tallada #6″, inspires both our photographic mind, and our desire to travel. To learn more about this exotic photograph, read on.

Posted on 15 July 2010 by D. Travis North
Black & White Photography is incredibly rewarding – both for the photographer and the viewer. But it can also be quite challenging. Here, we discuss some of the key elements of any good black & white photograph.

Posted on 25 May 2010 by D. Travis North
Though my own attempt at a Photo 365 Project has failed, I still follow all of the daily photo blogs that have sprung up. None has given me more joy and inspiration than David Clark’s. My own struggle with a daily photo project was that I was not satisfied with each and every one of [...]

Posted on 18 May 2010 by D. Travis North
Photography is the art of light. Without light, photography has no medium, and we cannot create our art. Light is beautiful in its own right. It creates such interesting textures, patterns and colors. It has a depth and quality that renders potential subjects in so many different ways. As photographers, it’s important that we take [...]

Posted on 05 March 2010 by D. Travis North
Simplicity and repetition is often all you need. This untitled photo from Headerjr (I do not know his real name) is an example of that. I do not know what we’re looking at here, I can only assume these are switches on some ancient piece of equipment, but that does not matter. What do I [...]

Posted on 28 January 2010 by D. Travis North
I will readily admit that I have a soft spot for black and white photography, but only if it’s done well. There is a very narrow pass between a well done black and white photo and a poorly done photo. Tomás Rotger’s Winter XII, shown above, is a perfect example of a perfect black and [...]