Photography

Malcolm Harrison is an aspiring freelance digital artist whose Gothic art is brilliant and next to magic.

Submitted by BetsyIckes 15 hours ago

This is the photography section in art neighbor.com which is a very intriguing site for artists and collectors to showcase their work and network with other artists/ collectors. I found this to be a valuable resource.

Submitted by artneighbor6 1 month ago

photography tips ;)

Submitted by Olivine 2 months ago

Blurb lets you create and print your own photo book using their many templates. You can also set it up so other people can buy your book online.

Submitted by johnminh 4 months ago

Digital photography guide for beginners and guide to buying digital cameras for beginners, the family, enthusiasts, nature, sport and travel photographers.

Submitted by lalphoto 4 months ago

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I stumbled upon this photo, and I'm having a hard time finding where this is, can anyone give me an answer or guess?
It'd be really appreciated!
Please help!
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In 1994, South African photojournalist Kevin Carter won the Pulitzer prize for his disturbing photograph of a Sudanese child being stalked by a vulture (left). That same year, Kevin Carter committed suicide.

Without the facts surrounding his death, this behavior may seem surprising. But Carter received heaps of criticism for his actions. While in Sudan, near the village of Ayod, Carter found a small, emaciated toddler struggling to make her way to the food station. When she stopped to rest, a vulture landed nearby with his eyes on the little girl. Carter took twenty minutes...

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Photography! Who could have thought that we would now be able to take pictures through a digital camera and transfer to a computer and change the colors or any of the attributes of an image or a photograph?


Digital cameras are sharper and provide high quality pictures that can be used over multiple mediums. Sir John Herschel is a man who invented the term ‘Photography’ in 1839. This was also the year when the process of Photography was unveiled to the public.