It’s a great feeling when you stumble across a piece of work that leaves a lasting impression and inspires you to do great things. Hormazd found this amazing time lapse movie that was captured during a week expedition to Spain’s highest mountain El Teide (more…)
It’s been an amazing year for Fullframe, we have traveled around Australia working on some big projects, met inspiring people, successfully launched our iPhone application “iRelease”, created a new website and blog, but best of all we have had lots of fun along the way. We look back at our favourite images captured during the year and share our thoughts and experiences that went into creating each Image.
Each year our creative team sit down and look at the major events that happened around the world and think of a funny ways to integrate it into our Christmas card. Last year it was the Global Financial Crisis, this year we decided to take a risk and target an Australian icon, Qantas. Take a look at what went into this years artwork and see if you can find the hidden anomaly buried in the snow.
It’s hard to believe that it’s Christmas again and the year is almost over. The festive season is that special time of the year when we catch up with friends and family, get stuck talking to that strange family member (we all have one), eat and drink far too much and take thousands of family photo’s. We have put together a Christmas photography guide to give you a few helpful tips on taking great family photos this festive season. (more…)
So what do you do when you can’t get the story of the year? you simply make it all up. We recently came across an article on ABC’s Media Watch where Woman’s Day magazine recently published exclusive images from Kate Ritchies wedding, or so they said. (more…)
Photography has changed significantly over the past 15 years since the onset of digital, but has it been a change for the better or has it just over simplified things and made us too reliant on technology?
Believe it or not in the fundamentals of photography have not changed in over 100 years, you still have a box with a lens attached that allows light in to records images onto a film plane or digital sensor. So what are the fundamentals and how will it make me a better photographer?
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Put on you hard hat and reflective vest, this month we take you to a large Coal Mine in Central Queensland. The environment was like something out of Star Wars, with massive earth moving and mining equipment that really gave a grand sense of scale to the images. (more…)
We finish off the origins series with a look at our General Manager, Michael, we check out his back story, an interesting university assignment and how he got started in the photographic industry.
I know what you’re thinking, shame on you! This tutorial has nothing to do with nude people or nakedness of any kind. What we are discussing is how to take advantage of the cheapest light source around, natural light. Below is an easy guide on how to use natural light in your photography and the equipment and techniques that will make all the difference. (more…)
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