Teemu Jarvinen
A photographer focused on urban streets and cityscapes.
“Recently I’ve really been asking myself one question over and over; why is it that I like the photos that I like? Both in the cases of looking at other people’s work or in my own stuff. After some thought, I’ve come up with the 3 main ingredients that make a street photo good, at least in my opinion. It may be a weird way to put it but bear with me; I have a theory that if one were to craft an algorithm that judges photos, they would like be using some combination of these 3 elements. The 3 ingredients are: Aesthetics, Story and Feeling.”
-Teemu Jarvinen-
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Gamut – Färgomfång
LINKS
https://www.viewsonic.com/library/photography/what-is-color-gamut/
https://www.eizo.com/library/basics/lcd_monitor_color_gamut/
https://www.wideformatonline.com/index.php/workshops/colour-management/801-colour-gamut-in-laymans-terms.html
https://www.admesy.com/color-measurement-explaining-color-space-gamut/
Hajdu Tamas – Romania
“Romanian photographer Hajdu Tamas knows that the towns and villages in his fatherland are often soaked in greyish melancholy, but he also knows how to catch their bright moments as well.”
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Cinematic
Testpics. 16:9 + LUTs
LINKS
How to take Cinematic photos teemu.jpeg
Shooting Cinematic Footage – För video men funkar för foto
8 tips to give your photos an authentic, cinematic feel
The Cinematic Look – How To Make Your Photographs Look Like Films
Getting The Cinematic Street Photography Look
The Cinematic Look – How To Make Your Photographs Look Like Films – F Stoppers
Rules of Shot Composition in Film
Anamorphic photography. – Margaret Kurniawan & Shane Dresch // Adobe
Maarten Rots – Abstract photography
Maarten Rots (Aalten, 1982) is a Dutch artist working with photography as a medium. His photographs reveal abstract qualities that can be found in everyday life, often with architecture as a prominent ingredient and a strong focus on composition, texture and color.
Alex Prager – Staged photos, US
Alex Prager (born November 1, 1979) is an American art photographer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. Her photographs primarily use staged actors, models and extras to create “meticulously designed mise en scène”,often described as film-like and hyperreal.[2] Prager’s growing filmography expands the fictive realities of her still works, touching upon themes of alienation and the pluralism of modern life.
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Joshua K Jackson – Streetphoto
Joshua K. Jackson / Adobe UK
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Joshua+K+Jackson+adobe+UK