Photography Tutorials and Guides
Landscape and travel photography are probably one of the most popular photography topics among the wider photography community so I have developed a series of guides on general photography topics and some locations around Australia to help you develop your skills or save yur time on searching and scouting locations. You'll learn about photography and how to create better images as well as where to go and when. I will help you take your first few steps on the path to creating your own kind of art.
7 Effective Waterfall Photography Tips
Waterfalls are a very popular subject for landscape photographers. Whether it's a moss speckled trickle or a colossal roaring deluge, moving water seems to be irresistible to photographers and when it's done well, can be utterly gorgeous. The draw to their natural beauty is clear, but sometimes coming home with the best shots is harder than you might think. There are many ways to photograph these natural wonders, and I've compiled a few tips, tricks, and techniques to help you get waterfall images that do justice to their elegant beauty.
12 Tips for Seascape and Coastal Photography
The seashore. The coastline. The oceanfront. No matter what term one prefers to use, the coastline has long been a favoured location for photographers, and - with its ever changing landscape, light and moods. It is also one of my favourite places to shoot due to its variety and ease of access. Seascapes are often seen as a subset of landscape photography. The sea is a place of great drama and moods. Seascape photography has unique elements that offer photographers a myriad of benefits they really can't get with any other landscape scenario. The coast features a great mix of weather conditions that allows the chance to snap unforgettable shots. For instance, overcast and stormy conditions will turn out amazingly in monochrome, yet your postcard-perfect, white, puffy clouds appear nicely in colour.
Fine Art Prints Australia
Shop online, drop an email or call us. Ilya Genkin Photography is your one-stop online store for all your wall art needs. Internationally recognised photography artist, Ilya Genkin creates beautiful photographic images to transform any home or office into an amazing and inspiring space. Ilya's works are available to fine art collectors as stretched and non-stretched canvases as well as the highest-quality fine-art photographic paper prints. Whether you're looking to add a touch of nature to your living room, create a relaxing ambiance in your bedroom, or spruce up your office space, our extensive collection of wall art has something for everyone. With our user-friendly website, it's easy to browse our selection, find the perfect piece, and have it delivered straight to your doorstep. Ask now about a mockup to show how your chosen Ilya Genkin photograph will transform your space into something amazing and stunning. So why wait? Start exploring our collection today and transform your space with our stunning wall art.
Artworks for Interior Designers, Home Stylists, and Architects
Ilya Genkin’s Print Collection is a range of affordable art pieces which can also be purposely modified and reproduced to match the interior stylings and colours of your project. All artworks are 'made to order' only. Pricing will depend on the sizes of artwork ordered, the number of pieces in each order and freight costs involved. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your requirements and we can arrange a quote for you.
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