The International Garden Photographer of the Year (IGPOTY) competition celebrates all things botanical photography, including close-ups, abstract images, and landscape scenes.
The winners of the 17th edition have been revealed and are beautiful.
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Организаторы 12-го конкурса International Garden Photographer of the Year (IGPOTY), подвели итоги 2018 года. На сегодня, это самый крупный мировой конкурс садово-парковой фотографии, который проводится под эгидой Royal Botanic Gardens. photowebexpo.ru »
2019-02-18 09:39
International Garden Photographer of the Year Winners 'Fireworks' by Jill Welham | IGPOTY The winning photographs from the International Garden Photographer of the Year Competition 12 have been announced, with the top prize going to photographer Jill Welham of North Yorkshire, England for the above photograph titled 'Fireworks' that was submitted under the Abstract category. dpreview.com »
2019-02-16 00:19
"The hardest thing to do, once you know your process, is to let go of the technique," says photographer Ben Felton in an interview with the Phoblographer. "For a while, I was producing very similar images from each shoot.
"The hardest thing to do, once you know your process, is to let go of the technique," says photographer Ben Felton in an interview with the Phoblographer. "For a while, I was producing very similar images from each shoot.
PictureThis is the most popular plant identifier app, and it works with the camera on your iPhone or Android phone. While the recognition of PictureThis isn't perfect, it generally proves to be remarkably accurate thanks to its well-trained AI. [Read More]
Macro photography provides a window into details of the world that often escape (or are invisible to) the naked eye. Photographer Levon Biss used close-up photos to capture the incredible diversity of embryonic plant in his project The Hidden Beauty of Seeds and Fruits.
My name is Jayna Ho. I’m a self-educated photographer who creates abstract and impressionist images. For the last year or so, I’ve focused on using ICM (intentional camera movement) techniques as a means to explore creatively.
My Dad started to capture the beauty and wonders in very small things like moss and plant seeds. I think his work is splendid. Recently he uses a photographing technique called "stacking".