Time-Lapse: Watch Flowers Bloom Before Your Eyes | Short Film Showcase

different types of flowers unfurling in this stunning time-lapse video 

Zermatt Matterhorn : Light Is Hope

zermatt - matterhorn in switzerland
with the most photographed mozermatt is the mountain village untain in the world located in southern Switzerland’s Valais canton the town at an elevation of around 1,600m lies below the iconic pyramid shaped matterhorn peak
the matterhorn is a mountain of the alps stradding the main watershed and border between switzerland and italy
Light is hope ! the switzerland 's matterhorn is illuminated daily during the coronavirus pandemic , with this light projection , zermatt wants to give people a sign of hope and solidarity in these difficult time the village shows solidarity with all the people who are currently suffering and grateful to all those who are helping to overcome the crisis

Easy Tips To Shoot Great Food Photography

Food photography might seem like more complex disciplines to tackle on your own , we all have to eat and we all have a kitchen all we have to do is thinking outside the box so here are a few tips to follow while you taking a food photograph
tips 1 : lighting is everything 
it doesn't matter how beautiful the food you photographing , as with any subject , is if you don't have good light you have to let go of your ideas about what's good or bad about your space like where light falls first thing in the morning , were the bright patches are at midday , and wher the last rays disappear from in the evening . dno't  feel limited by the kitchen for your food photographs , the coffee table might make for an interestnig surface , or the top of a bookshelf
one of the easiest way to add mor light is to grab a light colored pillowcase and use it to reflect some window light back onto your subject . put a neutral-colored bulb in a table lamp and mouv it around

Tips 2 : props are what you make of them
a drawer full of mismatched cutlery can provide interest and contrast . serving dishes in different sizes and colors can be the starting point for a variety of different looks. a large cast iron skillet or dutch even set on the table , still steaming , can give yor food photos a simple , timeless tone . from there you might need an artfully rumpled napkin or a tea towel on one side and a fork and spoon on the other to round out the scene
a single plate waiting next to a pie lifter holding the first trantalizing slice of apple pie can be bright and warm , conveying the anticipation of that first bite , nothing else needed and also expensive accoutrement food  doesn't necessarily mean attractive all you need is a fresh food colorful and textured things 
Tips 3 : make it a group project 
enlist the help of your roomates , family members , your friends . adding people can give context and life to your shot like including the poeple who made the food in the frame and watch how the emotional tenor of the photo changes .you don't need any experience to capture someonc's connection to a meaningful dish
photograph your friend and family members sharing the meal even if the images don't turn out magazine-worthy the first time , you'll have some beautiful photos of people you care about enjoying each other's company

Techniques For Perfect Light Painting Photograph

*A few things to remember when light painting :
-unless capturing lens flares  are your intention, avoid shining the light source directly into the lens
-avoid shining the light source in oe spot for to long this will cause the light to came up as hot , photo-speak for too bright
* Light painting techniques :
the space in front of your camera's lens is your canva once the shutter is open
wear a dark clothing when you go in front of your camera so that only your light source appears
try writing a letters but keep in mind that what you write appears backwards in your photo you can always fix this by flipping your photo in post production or try painting letters backwards
paint a mor camplicated artistic scene using the light source try drawing a figure or flower or even a landscape, use an object or a human subject to trace or paint on can be super creative ( known as light graffiti )
if your subject or object move even slightly they will appear blurry
 in the the photograph and if they stays perfectly still they will remain in focus get behind them and paint at will for some inspiration you can head to pinterest and instagram
make tripple  quardruple exposures of yourself in the same photo , go to one section of your frame and use your light source to highlight yourself then turn it on then turn it off
when finally you shutter closes your photo will include severel versions of you various parts of the frame you can try this with a friend

*Tips for light paiting indoors:
use a mirror or reflective surface as a prop for your light painting photo
alternatively try using a light source that you can hover above a mirror , tilting your camera to catch the reflection and the original , tie a light source to a string and dangle it , or try projecting light off of a reflective three -dimentional object for a final psychedelic image
*Tips for light painting outdoors :
try photographing light trails of cars at night you'll use the same principles of low ISO , long shutter speed , and high aperture as described above for photographing light trails , A tripod is definitely required for this technique
when you've mastered photographing light trails of cars , try your hand at photographing star trails ,you will be using bullb mode for this special night photography keeping the shutter open for several minutes at a time

Light Painting photography For Beginners

light painting photography is a simple night-time photography technique that can produce stunning results for photographer beginner and pro alike
you can easily experiment with light painting inside a dark room using a few key tools

All you need for light painting photos:
* A DSLR or mirrorless camera or smatphone if you are using a smartphone you will have to downlead a long exposur app befor getting started
* A light source this can be a flashlight or glow sticks or a LED light anything that produces a beam of  light
* A tripod or a sturdy elevated surface such as a desk or a chair
* remove shutter release
 
Light painting with a smartphone :
*download a long exposure app : slow shutter cam has the best overall reviews of any long exposure iphon app can be bought for S 1,99 in the app store
*free app option include show shutter insta and longexpo , try ProCam X -lite wich allows you to choose your shutter speed and play with interval shooting use a phone tripod
Light painting with a mirrorless camera or a DSLR:
*use a tripod for maximum stability and control
*turn on your light source in order to set camera setting
*set your camera to "M" for manual
*get the ISO to a low level
*set your aperture to a high number with a large depth of field , such as f /16 or f/22
*set your shutter speed between 10" and 30"
determine your focal point befor getting started
play with the white balance as you experiment depending on your temperature of your light source you may want to alter it for a white or
 blue light                                                  

Francesco Ungaro's Photography

francesco ungaro is a consultant in milan italy he's skilled photographer especially when traveling capturing incredible details of life in locations all over the world
francesco' goal as a photographer is to travel and photograph the entire world.it seems that he's well on his way there with his beautifull images from all over : canada france india japan uganda finland and of course his home italy 

                                            formidable glacier at haute-savoie . france
                             
from underwater photography to landscapes , he captured the details of mood of each location with care . photography has been a lifelong passion for francesco , he says : "i started shooting when i was eight ,for my birthday i receved as a gift of a kidak instamatic and i fell in love with photography . his current gear includes a fujifilm x-H1,DJI mavic mini drone , olypmus tough 5 for underwater shots , and his honor 8 pro smartphone".

                                                                      life underwater
                           
francesco says :"i started with portraits of human beings , now i'm more interested in nature from landscape to animal macros , maybe because i find myself captured by marvel of nature its raw beauty , its vibrant symmetry and contrast " 
so far his most memorable shoot happened at mount blanc , the snowy european mountain that's the highest peak in the alps , the shot was during a trip the mountain at dawn 
francesco says : "we were hanging on little , fragil , shaky gondola lift .under a huge sea of ice with little trkkers like ants "
when it comes to photography inspiration
francesco mentions danish photographer jonas rask , reknowned street photographer alan schaller , and magnum photojurnalist paolo pellegrin .
         


  some pictures of francesco ungaro

         finnish deer                                                                               froggy forest





    Sand dunes in morocco








           perfect waterfall

                                                    amazing landscape with hot air balloons