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The Evolution of Pedro Almodóvar – The New Yorker
Simple Lines Reveal the Brilliant Compositions of Iconic Film Scenes
Simple Lines Reveal the Brilliant Compositions of Iconic Film Scenes
“Each frame of a film is like a blank canvas for a cinematographer, offering them a new opportunity to create a dynamic composition. If a scene is especially memorable, it can stick with us like an impressive painting, with the characters—their props, poses, and surroundings—embedded into our collective conscious forever. Raymond Thi of Composition Cam examines iconic, visually stunning film stills by dissecting them to reveal the brilliance behind a frame’s layout.”
Harry Gruyaert: “There is no story. It’s just a question of shapes and light”
Cindy Sherman Releases First New Work in 5 Years
Pop Art International: Far Beyond Warhol and Lichtenstein
Pop Art International: Far Beyond Warhol and Lichtenstein
Great overview of the history of pop art.
International Pop: The Philadelphia Museum of Art
“Those were realities of the times, everywhere. War was escalating. Racial and class conflicts were intensifying. Protest was growing more violent. Pop Art, adaptable to polemic, was tuned into all of this. It was, or could be, angry and tough.”
Beauty reimagined: 500 years of Botticelli
Dripping Light From Trees
Examples of painting with light; long exposures, adjusting your shutter speed to create unique and expressive images.
8 Tips for Long Exposure Photography
Shooting Long Exposures: Nikon
Additional Articles: Digital Camera World Magazine; Exposure Guide for Long Exposures
