Chiefly I use filters when I want to: Smooth the water in a waterfallShoot long exposuresBalance the light in a scene How water should look in an image is of course subject to endless discussions and depends on one’s personal preferences. I prefer smooth water…. or water with some textures which demands exposures at around one fourth of a second. Water in motion creates wind which means that foliage close to for instance a waterfall begins to move which again results in blurry exposures....

There’s been a lot of talk and coverage of the Mt. Fagradalsfjall volcano that continues to remain active in Iceland. Located in the Reykjanes Peninsula, the volcano erupted for the first time in 800 years and has continued to spew out lava now for over a month. Photographs and filmmakers who’ve been able to have flocked to the scene, and it’s produced some amazing images and footage. But photographer Ragnar Th....

Alexandra Djavi Death Reason Alexandra Djavi Death Reason Therefore the Russian influencer and model Alexandra Djavi who as of late showed up in Kanchana 3 was stating with her lover in Goa’s Siolim. According to the most recent information & the scene Goa cops is suspecting this to be a self-destruction case. Cops authorities expressed that she was experiencing mental aggravation and was going under clinical treatment. She ended it all by balancing herself in the kitchen of her home with a red Saree when her sweetheart was not with her....

Finding somewhere truly dark for astrophotography becomes more and more difficult with each passing day. Light pollution always seems to be increasing. Towns and cities are ever expanding, getting larger and brighter. And many astrophotographers guard the secrets of their favourite spots to shoot. For those just getting into it, finding somewhere dark can be quite the challenge. Now, though, America has a designated 1,400 square mile (3,600 square km) area of Central Idaho set aside for stargazing and astrophotography....

There’s something special about photos of water droplets. I personally like the element of surprise, because you can’t predict the exact shape you’re going to get. You can create fantastic photos using only water and some color, and photographer Adam Karnacz shares an in-depth tutorial for making them. He’ll guide you through all the steps, from setup to printing your final work. So, watch his video to learn what you’ll need and how to approach this interesting area of photography....