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Time-lapse Photography: An Introduction to Spectacular Photos
So how can one document events in such a way that the entire spectacle can be replayed within a few seconds? The answer, of course, is obvious: with time-lapse photography. Time-lapses condense the time an event takes to a minimum by deliberately omitting many individual frames of a spectacle and/or playing them back at high speed.
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Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog: Compositions After Caspar David Friedrich
The experienced photographer Harald Kröher, along with several like-minded individuals, set out to internalize and interpret Friedrich's unique pictorial conception. The result is a collection of very atmospheric photographs.
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Professional Panorama Photography – Tips, Equipment & Guide
The origin of the term panorama lies in land surveying. The panorama was an equally valid geographical representation alongside the map, the relief, and the profile. The first scientific panorama was created in 1754. It was the mountain panorama by Jacques-Barthélemy Micheli du Crest from Geneva.
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