El color es un elemento fundamental de la fotografía mindfulness (The English version of this article is provided below the Spanish version.) El color es un elemento fundamental de la fotografía mindfulness, ya que pueden transmitir emociones, crear atmósferas y llamar nuestra atención hacia un detalle específico. Al ser conscientes del color en nuestras fotografías,…
Encuentra tiempo para practicar: Dedica tiempo todos los días para la práctica de la fotografía mindfulness (The English version of this article is provided below the Spanish version.) Encuentra tiempo para practicar: Dedica tiempo todos los días para la práctica de la fotografía mindfulness. Incluso si solo tienes unos minutos, utiliza ese tiempo para detenerte,…
Descubrir la belleza oculta de los objetos cotidianos es un buen ejercicio para practicar la atención plena, ya que requiere un ojo atento y una perspectiva creativa .El objetivo de esta práctica es ‘ver’ el mundo a través de tus propios ojos, notando lo que te hace detenerte para disfrutar del momento. Cuando algo llame…
Antes de comenzar a fotografiar, tómate unos minutos para prepararte mentalmente y concentrarte en el momento presente. (The English version of this article is provided below the Spanish version.) Prepárate mentalmente: Antes de comenzar a fotografiar, tómate unos minutos para prepararte mentalmente y concentrarte en el momento presente. Respira profundamente y enfoca tu atención en…
Fotografiar puede ser de gran ayuda para combatir la ansiedad y tranquilizar la mente . (The English version of this article is provided below the Spanish version.) Fotografiar puede ser de gran ayuda para combatir la ansiedad y tranquilizar la mente de diferentes maneras, desde centrarse en el momento presente hasta ser usada para…
Instagram is a lie. In this video Ted Forbes tells us about the ins and outs of Instagram Instagram is arguably one of the more frustrating platforms for people serious about photography, but there’s a lot of misconceptions about how to grow on the platform. There’s also a few things I think should be cleared…
What makes photography art? How do you, as an artist, stay unique when you are confronted with thousands of images each day? How do you know that what you create is truly yours and not influenced by others? Look inside! Dig deep into your own emotions and translate this in an image. It isn’t easy…
After the 2011 earthquake/tsunami in Japan, Akiyoshi Taniguchi reflected on the impermanence of life, and decided to donate his collection of about 800 notable works from Japanese and American photographers. By donating the Japanese works to SFMOMA and the American works to the Museum of Modern Art Tokyo, he hopes his donation will help stimulate…
Portraits that transform people into whatever they want to be With her gorgeous, haunting photographs, artist Uldus Bakhtiozina documents dreams, working with daily life as she imagines it could be. She creates everything in her work by hand — from costumes to stages — without digital manipulation, bringing us images from the land of escapism,…
Photographer Rinko Kawauchi discusses her interest in the small mysteries of everyday life, which she explores in her series Utatane (2001). She explains why she was drawn to the sublime beauty of the controlled burning of grasslands in Japan for her series Ametsuchi (2012–13), and reflects on how her photography comes from a state between…