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What if Barak Obama was a photographer?

A series on various historic and prominent figures and how would they see the world if they were photographers.

How would Obama see the world through a lens? What would his images look like? We know Barak Obama as a politician, civil rights attorney and as the 44th president of the United States. 

As a photographer he would perhaps go into two directions; As a social documentary and as a landscape photographer. Let’s start with the social documentary approach as it is more obvious considering his achievements and life directions.

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What if John Constable was a photographer?

A series on various historic and prominent figures and how would they see the world if they were photographers.

How would he present his untouched English countryside through a lens?

Constable‘s world was a world of the industrial revolution that changed every aspect of life and he was deeply concerned about what the future will bring to the country landscape. We can feel the nostalgia in his untouched English countryside paintings, mainly from Suffolk and Salisbury.

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What if Nietzsche was also a photographer?

A series on various historic and prominent figures and how would they see the world if they were photographers

How would Nietzsche approach a scene? Would he predominately be a color or a black and white photography person? Would he extract the values from details within a scene or would he the entire frame be viewed as a whole? Too many questions for subjective fictional answers, nevertheless as a part of a series it may be a fun experiment.

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Better Mobile Photography

Improve your cell phone photography or How to Take Good Photos With Your Phone ( Part I )

It may seem that at this time mobile photography is the winner in terms of images taken and shared online and some may argue that images from mobile cameras are slowly wining on the print front too.

At the end, the cell phone is a camera that this almost always with you and thus you may end up using it, unlike your DSLR or Mirrorless camera that may sometimes seem excessive to take out with you. So how do we make sure we get the best photos out of our mobile phones?

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