Photography is often about being in the right place at the right time. But what happens when you need to be somewhere else when the picture is taken? Maybe I want to include myself in a photograph, capture a subject moving through a specific position or create a time-lapse that […]
Every photograph begins with a moment. Perhaps it is the way morning light falls across a landscape, the mist rising from a quiet lake, or the unexpected beauty of an ordinary scene. As photographers, we recognize these moments and instinctively reach for our cameras. We compose, adjust our settings, and […]
By Ling Lei A Product at the Center of Time The concept places the cream jar at the center of a clock face. Rather than simply presenting the product, the image tells a story. The cream becomes the focal point around which time itself appears to bend and transform. Energy […]
by Justin Bodin ICC profile basics, how to print on magnets, and what protection varnishing offers. “What are ICC profiles, anyways?” We take a few minutes this week to go back to basics and outline what ICC profiles are used for, how they improve your prints, and where to find […]
There is something captivating about photographing fog. It transforms familiar landscapes into mysterious scenes, softens harsh details, and creates an atmosphere that is both peaceful and dramatic. One of my favorite moments as a photographer is witnessing the sun begin to break through the fog, revealing layers of light, texture, […]
By David Lund One aspect I love about this work is the continual development of ideas and problem-solving. Often, the most interesting results come from very simple objects used in slightly unexpected ways. For this image, I used a stack of inexpensive disposable plastic champagne glasses. I removed the bases, […]
Canvas sagging is a pervasive issue that can plague printmakers, manifesting either shortly after framing or much later, diminishing the integrity and visual appeal of a fine art print. As a team of hands-on fine art professionals, we at Breathing Color deeply empathize with this frustrating challenge. We’ve encountered […]
The Kentmere range of black & white liquid photographic chemicals is designed to support both film and paper processing, offering a simple, easy-to-mix dilution of 1+9. We recommend mixing all of your required chemicals first, before starting to develop your film or paper. Instructions Using Kentmere Film developing chemicals Using […]
I’ve always loved travel & landscape photography and when I first picked up a camera, I thought better gear would automatically make me a better photographer. Like many beginners, I spent hours worrying about camera settings and equipment while overlooking some of the most important fundamentals. Looking back, there are […]
You may have heard photographers talk about “sample variation” or “decentred lenses.” A decentred lens is one in which the optical elements are slightly misaligned, resulting in uneven sharpness across the frame. Fortunately, checking your lens for proper centring is quick and straightforward. Once you’re familiar with the process, testing […]
