ActionBike Trick by Dan VojtêchMonday, September 21, 2009 by kchungTitle: Bike Trick What I Like About It: At first glance, I thought this was a cool photo of a guy doing bike tricks in front of a group of photographers in a dark room or arena. Upon further inspection, however, you can see that the lights are coming from photography light stands. In my opinion, this makes the shot even cooler. It gives you insight into how the shot was taken and it allows your imagination to roam free if you let it. You can just imagine a scenario where he's doing tricks in a room full of photographers or a crowded stadium. London in Motion by Nasser Al-Thani(althani_1986)Thursday, September 17, 2009 by kchungTitle: London in Motion What I Like About It: This is a really great shot of Big Ben and a London bus car. One of the keys to great colors/light in outdoor photography is shooting during the golden ours which are right after sunrise and right before sunset. This photo captures that wonderful light. Another cool thing about this photo is the capture of the bus car. The exposure time length is just right. It gave the bus some great motion lines and half of the car is disappearing into the background. Overall, this a dynamic and interesting photo. Tóm được rồi >:) by Ba Thanh DinhMonday, July 27, 2009 by kchungTitle: Tóm được rồi >:) What I Like About It: In honor of the wedding I attended on Saturday and the video of the wedding party dancing down the isle, I bring you this wedding photo. The great thing about this photo is the unconventional pose. Most wedding photos are taken with the bride and groom facing the photographer putting on a staged smile. This photo, however, throws away convention and has the couple jumping in the air, with the bride holding on to the groom's tie. I also think the red dooers in the background was a nice touch. It contrasts nicely with the couple without being too distracting. Burn the sky by bast-86(Deviant Art)Wednesday, July 22, 2009 by kchungTitle: Burn the sky What I Like About It: When you are taking photos of something as dynamic as fire, it is hard to capture the perfect photo. You must take several variables into consideration such as the timing of the picture, the amount of light you want to be captured, the composition of the fire, and you want any subjects to be well lit. This photo is a perfect example of how to take such a picture. The fire creates a fantastic shape, the fire breather is lit with just enough light, and the black background contrasts well with the fire. Check out some more great fire photos at bast's gallery. Sucha Lefty by yasmeanieTuesday, June 30, 2009 by kchungTitle: Sucha Lefty What I Like About It: This drawing is a great representation of the right side of the brain. It makes use of energy, creativity, vibrancy and color. It feels as if thoughts and ideas are bursting from the brain ready to be captured. Often times this is what the creative process is like. It is not an orderly process that can be repeated, but a meshing and organizing of many ideas. Authority Blows Away by Felix AjenjoWednesday, June 24, 2009 by kchungTitle: Authority Blows Away What I Like About It: There is a lot of implied action in this piece. The police car seems to be evaporating, liquifying, and shattering apart. Even so, they are so well blended together that none of them stands out more than the others, and they seem to create a cohesive affect. The birds in the background create a nice affect. They appear to be cutting the car into pieces. Catch Me If You Can by Magda BernyMonday, June 22, 2009 by kchungTitle: Catch Me If You Can What I Like About It: You can't help but feel a wave of nostalgia rolling in when you see this photo. The looks on the childrens' faces are priceless. It takes you back to a world where everything was fun and uncomplicated. If you are having a down day, just look at this photo and you can't help but smile. Yacare by kunthaFriday, June 12, 2009 by kchungTitle: Yacare What I Like About It: This is one of the best captures of nature in action that I have seen. The photograph is extremely well exposed, especially for an action shot. The dark color of the water contrasts nicely with the crocodiles mouth, and the focus is clearly on the subject as the everything else recedes in the background. Digital Good Times by Felix Jackson Jr.Sunday, June 07, 2009 by kchungTitle: Digital Good Times What I Like About It: I'm not sure what the true meaning of this illustration is, but I view this as the transition from analog records to digital music. The record dissolving into ones and zeros represents this transition. This piece just goes to show that there are multiple ways to interpret something. Any way you look at it, this piece still rocks. Ink Collaboration by Justin Maller and Chris KnightThursday, June 04, 2009 by kchungProject: Black Salt Mezzanine 2009 What I Like About It: The collaboration between Justin and Chris is a great example of mixed media art. Justin takes Chris' photo and transforms it from a photo to a story. The addition of the paint being splattered and the mixture of colors and shapes makes this a dynamic and interesting image. |





















