âShoot things that are actually interesting and worthwhile to look at. There are a million photographers out there who are obsessed with gear and the technical side of shooting, but they focus so much on those two things, that their work is just sterile and lifelessâ â" Dave
Hi Dave! Tell us a bit about yourself, how do you describe your photography style?
I guess Iâd say that Iâm moving in a more conceptual direction. While I do like shooting documentary style and just capturing whatâs there, I really like setting up a scenario that hasnât been done to death a million times already Thatâs how I came up with my light trails series. I was soooo tired of seeing and shooting snowboarding photos that were all just interchangeable with any other snowboard photo shot in the last 10 years, so I wracked my brain to try to come up with something that no one had ever seen before...
Meet Corin, Inspiring ViewBug Member
âMy wife encourages me to get into yoga but, to be honest, photography sort of is like my yoga.â â" Corin
Hi Corin, tell us a bit about yourself, how do you describe your photography style?
Iâm an (over)enthusiastic amatuer who works around the world in the corporate sector, so photography for me is an outlet to create, and to relax. My wife encourages me to get into yoga but, to be honest, photography sort of is like my yoga. Just less bendy. Iâm not sure I have a distinctive style yet, although I try to shoot what I see in the moment and remain fairly invisible during this process.
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Behind The Lens Cuernos del Paine by macnuel
Where did you take this photo?
This photograph was taken in the Torres del Paine National Park, located in the region of Magallanes, Chile, in the far south of the country.
At what time did you take this photo?
Captured at sunrise, southamerican winter (July) aprox. 9:30am.
Anything worth sharing about lighting?
At the time that the sunrise occurs the colors change depending on the clouds and reflections. Colors create different atmospheres and environment as the minutes pass. As dawn comes an array of contrasts occurs.