i-Mag Photography - Issue 43

Bu konuda

Cover photo by Kyle Stanley.

Shoot Professional
Portraits
A Guide to Essential
Lighting Techniques

Create Landscapes
with Depth Mastering the Third Dimension

FEatured photographer
RED OGNITA’s Fine Art B&W, His Creative Process Revealed

CONTENTS

PHOTOGRAPHY

30 Knockout Ways to Shoot Sports

Shoot sports that capture a total game experience

A Shot with the World’s Top Golfers

Peter Emmett covers the President’s Cup and shares practical shooting lessons from the field

Beijing Express

i-Mag’s travel and photography guide for shooting unusual photos of Beijing’s top tourist traps

A Thousand Words

The best Canon users go toe-to-toe in this year’s PhotoMarathon

i-Challenge You photo contest

A showcase on our readers’ winning photos

TECHNIQUES

The Third Dimension

Michael de Guzman illustrates how to transform 2D photos into depth-defying landscapes

Sculpting with Lights

Albert Pedrosa shows how to recreate different lighting styles for portraits

Repeat Performance

Capture photographs with repetition and patterns as compositional techniques

PROFILE

ReD Ognita

Fine art photographer Red Ognita transforms scenes into black-and-white photographs marked with poetic simplicity

UP AND COMING

Lino Tabangin

Lino captures eloquent photographs in a minimalist style, seeing beauty in the form of the most ordinary

Peri Paleracio

Working closely with marine creatures, Peri shoots stunning underwater subjects and shows you how it’s done

IMAGE EDITING

Van Gogh Redux

Create images with a painterly look using Adobe Photoshop Pixel Bender Toolkit

COOL STUFF

Review: Canon EOS 70D

Find out why this Canon baby is dubbed as the new ‘game-changer’

i-Mag Photography Magazine Description:

I-MAG PHOTOGRAPHY is published by Filipinos for the upliftment of the art and craft of photography in the Philippines. It is not a gear magazine that wastes half its pages on product guides and reports; there are enough of those around and on the Internet. It is rather a magazine containing tutorials, techniques, and instructional guides on taking and making better photographs.

We support contributors who generously share their knowledge, holding back nothing. Our pages are not open to photographers who wish only to glorify themselves and not share their know-how. We are always ready to praise great work, not great egos.

Advertisers will be happy to know that such editorial content ensures a longer reading life than gear magazines. We do not play favorites with certain brands over others; we are not beholden to any manufacturer or supplier.