Isaiah Burch
In an earlier post, I shared some of the most influential and memorable images in the field of sports photography. At least, these are some that I personally felt were worthy of being chosen. Photography’s been around for almost a couple hundred years by now, and during this time, many photographers have managed to…
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In my final blog about some of my personal favorite and impactful images in Sports history will wrap up this week with a few more images. I’ve definitely been taking my time with this subject, doing plenty of research on the internet, going through many images that I’ve found from today and all the way…
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A week ago, I wrote about some of my favorite and iconic sports images of all time. I actually took an interest in wanting to write about some of my favorite sports images, not just to provide me some interesting content to talk about right now – with the pandemic that seemed to have affected…
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It’s been a good three to four months since I’ve been teleworking and spending a lot of time at home, lacking any good opportunities for photography. I have been going out and keeping proper social distancing when I’m going outside, whether it’s to the store, out running or driving about. But the problem has…
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Since I began diving into this category and trying to figure out what’s the best approach, or if there’s some best practice in taking good flat lay images, I noticed that there is a particular method, or steps. Some individuals actually begin with a background in mind, then work their way backwards, picking the…
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In this short blog, I wanted to just dive into my first Flat Lay images, without any restraint. I’m not really relying on anything, besides just using my eye and putting together some ideas. I didn’t want to look at any tutorials or how-to blogs or videos yet, because I just wanted to see what…
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Did you know that the earliest form of “Still Life” paintings were created by Egyptians in the 15th Century BCE? These paintings included various objects like crops, fish, meat and other items that were used in everyday life. Today in the modern era, Still Life Photography follows the same concept as an artform, depicting…
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Did you know that the first selfie ever clicked was taken nearly 175 years ago? A chemist named Robert Cornelius snapped a portrait of himself in Philadelphia in 1839 by setting up the back part of his camera in his family store. Today, according to research, the average person can take over 400 selfies…
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Like everybody else who’s stuck at home right now – I was streaming on my device, flipping through Netflix, Youtube, and Google, when I stumbled upon Nikon’s site and discovered that they’re offering all of their courses for free for April. I had to double check to make sure that I wasn’t seeing things –…
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Unless you’ve been living underneath a rock (which there’s nothing wrong with as long as you’re comfortable), you’re probably reading this while you’re stuck at home as a result of current events. Because of the current situation with the Coronavirus, many of us suddenly find ourselves spending a lot more time indoors than we usually…
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