Photography Weekly: Edition Four

Dec 9, 201117 min read

Deviation Actions

Kaz-D

Published: Dec 9, 2011

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Project Educate: Transport Photography

This week has been Transport Photography week for Project Educate and has brought a contest that so far, has little or no entries.
Please please please get submitting before Sunday for a chance to win some amazing prizes.
You've nothing to loose! Check out This Blog for more info.
Here is a summary of the articles so far - please do check them out:

Vintage Cars

Photographing Cars

Trams!

Stock Photography and Transport

Transport Photography and Military

Artist Spotlight Dmack

Transport Daily Deviations

Planes and Trains

Bicycles

Photographing Boats

Discovering Photography

kinipelahh got inspired by moonbeam13's Discovered journal series and started to put together journals featuring Photographers found using just the Discovery Tool
You can check out her latest article Here.

On a side note - if you use the discovery tool and find someone post them here - next week we'll feature the discovered artists

Theme of the Week at Through-a-Lens

The theme this week is Animals so head over and submit your work to the folder!

Pin Up and Glamour

DistortedSmile has brought another feature this time looking at Lust Beauty and Envy Please check it out and don't forget to fav!

Mature Content

Artistic Nude

Nyx-Valentine has done two weekly features Artistic Nudes - Unique Poses and Fetish Feature - Masks

Mature Content

Mature Content

Mature Content

Urban and Rural

FritsPlays is Asking for your feedback in a journal that marks a few months since taking over the Urban and Rural Gallery.

Urban-and-Rural have come to the end of their weekly themes but do not fear! Instead they are encouraging you to submit your work for a chance to be featured.

Street Photography

Friday night Street Specials v12.1 is another article brought to you by StamatisGR
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Spotlight Group

From the second you land on ahorafotografia's page you'll be inspired and wow'd. I can almost guarantee it! Founded only five months ago the group is already popular and explores many genres of Photography. Please head over and see for yourselves!

_{Thanks to kinipelahh for the suggestion}

Spotlight Artist Fladfisk

Fladfisk is a Photographer from Denmark who explores traditional methods to create surreal, poignant and sometimes haunting images.

Featured CV Choice

Both myself and DpressedSoul have been amazed and astounded by this young artists work and I'm sure many other Community Volunteers will agree that her dedication and hard work suggesting and unearthing hidden gems within the photography galleries is fantastic. OliviaMichalski is a young German photographer, dedicated to fine art. She's also doing great "Squareish Features!"
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Your Photography News

Have a weekly article you'd like to see here? Note me!

Pierre-Lagarde has been creating colour themed entries and Make it Purple is worth checking out!
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Point of Simplicity Project

POINT OF SIMPLICITY is a free e-magazine about fine art photography, run by a tiny group of volunteers here on DA.
It features beautiful photographic works from fellow deviants and talented photographers from all over the Internet.
There have been five issues so far, each of them has its own theme.
The magazine considers photography submissions for upcoming issues,
so you are welcome to take a chance and send in your works!

_{Thanks to :devSavatey for bringing it to my attention!}

Tutorials and Thoughts

Finally, since we're so near to Christmas I decided to include a couple of Christmas related tutorials from youtube that you might find useful this season!
Photographing Stock is an excellent time lapse video from Tanya Reynolds. Not so much a tutorial but more of a festive insight! And Photo-Extremist Light Tutorials shares six excellent ways of capturing light exposures this season with Christmas trees and other festive glows!

I was recently reading some feedback quotes from Annie Leibovitz who was the Staff Photographer for Rolling Stone Magazine for Ten years. Leibovitz is said to have a way of reaching inside the soul of her subjects and bringing it out in her photographs. A traditional Photographer at heart she mentions in her writings something about how Photography is surrounded by computing, shortcuts, quick ways and replacement methods but in reality it will always be chemical. Whether that's endorsed in the methods we use such as digital darkroom or whether it's part of the reaction between Photographer and Subject. Still develop using old methods and manipulate using in camera techniques? Excellent! Keep it strong people