Why you shouldn’t follow composition rules but might also know some. They can still however be a great path towards better photography and narration. — Can photography be great when you follow composition rules? If you are a beginner or casual amateur, you will find tips and tricks to enhance your photographic abilities almost everywhere. Many will state that a good photograph is about applying essential rules. Follow them, or you will never take great photos.

After the Nikkormat and the F2, the FM was the first of the series of this family of classic reflexes which with the FM3a will be in production until the beginning of the 2000s. Lighter and economically more affordable bodies, without compromising on ergonomics or results, with a range…

Again in an attempt to understand AI’s capacity for photography, we will focus on the history of a famous photographer. Using artificial intelligence tools for the knowledge and the illustrations (Dall-E, Chat GPT, Midjourney, OpenAI), we try to remind us of the works of great photographers from the past and present. This is a hopefully entertaining series on trying to see how artificial intelligence perceives and then expresses photographic style and all that goes with it.

Nancy Oliveri — photography to express feelings, sharing thoughts through still images & art Many of her works take place in New York where she lives and works as a psychotherapist. In this dialogue, Nancy talks about why she studied art and how she views photography. She talks about the intimate link between feelings and her art, how they actively take part in…

Rollei XF 35 tiny rangefinder with a great lens, body from Singapore but 40mm Sonnar f2.3 …

Again in an attempt to understand AI’s capacity for photography, we will focus on the history of a famous photographer. Using artificial intelligence tools for the knowledge and the illustrations (Dall-E, Chat GPT, Midjourney, OpenAI), we try to remind us of the works of great photographers from the past and present. This is a hopefully entertaining series on trying to see how artificial intelligence perceives and then expresses photographic style and all that goes with it.

Eveline Johnsson — photography forever, a space for poetry and a link to others, between art & work Eveline is a professional photographer whose mandates go from press to industrial but also corporate, but whose creative world goes far beyond in her personal art projects. In this dialogue, Eveline tells us how photography has always been present in her life. She talks about how recently, and with…

This month of April has been scarce in terms of finding new ways to transform digital data into images. But it has been a great way to restimulate my ideas and my motivation in using my smartphone and my computational apps to capture moments and emotions. A short month where I start in Reykjavik at the Artbooks Fair to end with an exhibit about Matière Numérique in the Geneva Photo Festival. And the French speaking video:

Again in an attempt to understand AI’s capacity for photography, we will focus on the history of a famous photographer. Using artificial intelligence tools for the knowledge and the illustrations (Dall-E, Chat GPT, Midjourney, OpenAI), we try to remind us of the works of great photographers from the past and present. This is a hopefully entertaining series on trying to see how artificial intelligence perceives and then expresses photographic style and all that goes with it.