The male The female This Australian King Parrots couple (endemic species) was completely free but, because we were standing under the canopy to the Blue Mountains (), the parrots eyes were reflecting the structure. I then decided to remove those “urban” reflexions by re-drawing an eye part. Now, this birds doesn't feel locked in, even […]
This is a little joke from the WordPress developers. I discovered this hidden “feature” two or three weeks ago, during my work on the website. I was trying to revert to a previous revision of an article and start comparing two identical revisions which has obviously no sense. I remember that at this instant, I […]
I'm afraid that somehow, we may misdirect people actually beginners. Our answers deal with advanced technical points which should really be discussed later for a beginner. To push them too fast for leaving the camera automation, we make the mistake they may not understand concepts as capital as aperture, shutter speed, exposure, or even the role of the composition.
To guide and share with the most interested about photography and the post-processing it implies, I developed my own Before|After processing comparison feature. Simply move around the mouse cursor over my photos! If the raw image, without adjustments, is available, the comparison will be activated automatically. I hope to educate more people about this process inherent to photography.
National Geographic has just contacted me after selecting my coypu photography for the National Geographic Image Collection and Readers Collection.
The jury has selected my Grey-headed Flying-foxe photography taken in Australia. This bat belongs to "Megabat" family and regularly flies in the sunday, even if it sits more likely in the shade of foliage. With over 22.300 unique views, it changes from Flickr ^^.
