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| Favorite shoot during trip to NY 2012, with Super-Takumar 105mm F2.8 w/ A35 |
Before writing, should read..
Before reading, should know where the info. exists..
Before digging, should find out the keywords..
Then we'll busy to grow..
One of my favorite in photography is about cinematic photos. Before today's studying, the only one great photographer I followed was Andrew Mohrer. I tried to do some surveys on Flickr before, but failed to find out others due to my poor intuition. Till today, I realize that is important to survey with correct keywords. That'll give me the right directions.
"interviews", why did I never try this keyword before!? Since I want to read some introductions about photographer, this word suddenly pops in my brain. Then I find some great websites within a few minutes. Finally, the amazing day begins right after using "interview" and "cinematic".
BEST: Andrew Mohrer's G+, Flickr.
Superb articles about cinematic photography:
a) Beautiful examples of cinematic photography
b) Cinematic photography inspiration by Mikki
c) Cinematic photography inspiration by Millan rible
d) Creative cinematic photography by Jeff Krol
And two great source in Chinese:
e) 向眼球打出一記完美的全壘打 談電影感照片
f) 電影場景般的街頭攝影
