Nicholas Tinelli 
The winners of the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2019 (NPOTY) have just been announced. A photo competition organized by the South Australian Museum in collaboration with the Australian Geographic magazine. The main theme of the competition is the fauna, flora, and landscapes of the ANZANG bioregion, an area that includes Australia, New … Read more
With the development of digital post-production, some of the filters used in the past (e.g. for color modification) are no longer needed. With a few steps, using software such as Photoshop, we can achieve the same result and avoid carrying weight in excess. The same is not true for the polarizing filter, an indispensable accessory … Read more
This month I had the chance to interview Stefano Politi Markovina, a Photographer born in Italy and living in Barcelona. His photos show a great passion for color, which conveys a positive feeling. In the next few lines, Stefano will talk in detail about aspects related to his life and work. When and how did … Read more
If you are passionate about geology/paleontology and, of course, photography, the Talampaya National Park and the Ischigualasto Provincial Park, both declared UNESCO heritage, are your destination! Talampaya National Park Located in La Rioja province, Talampaya extends over more than 2000 km2 of surface and contains important archaeological sites, as well as landscapes of extraordinary beauty … Read more
In a previous article, we talked about the main rules in composition. Let’s go deeper into this topic with other compositional elements that will help you get the most out of your photographs. Frames One of the most widely used and easy-to-interpret composition tools for the human eye is the frame. Placing the main subject/object … Read more
If you have done an internet search on the subject, you will probably be even more confused than before. That’s why I decided to explain in simple words, in the following article, what are the differences between the two sensors currently most used in photography (Full Frame and APS-C). I will also talk about the … Read more
This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Gavin Gough, Bangkok-based Humanitarian Photographer, who in the next few lines will tell us some anecdotes about his life and activities. When and why did you decide to leave England to live overseas? The first time I traveled with the express purpose of taking photographs was in … Read more
Want to learn how to blur the background of your images? In a portrait, it could be fundamental to focus attention on the subject and isolate it from an uninteresting scenario. To achieve this effect you will need to master the depth of field, the area of the image that our eyes appreciate as sharp, … Read more
The objective of each compositional technique is to obtain dynamic and interesting images. You’ve probably already heard about the “Rule of Thirds“, one of the best known when it comes to photographic composition. This rule establishes that an image is more pleasant when its subjects/objects are distributed along imaginary lines that divide it into … Read more
The Atacama Desert is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular destinations I have ever visited. It is one of the aridest places on the planet, with an average annual precipitation of less than 2 mm. A trip to the Chilean desert reveals stunning scenery, with landscapes and colors of unique clarity, a place where time … Read more
