Sciliar in blue

Sciliar in blue, a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.

Denti di Terrarossa, Alpe di Siusi

Denti di Terrarossa, Alpe di Siusi, a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.

Sunrise - Alpe di Siusi

Not Too Early [Explore], a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.

Alone in the World

Alone in the World [Explore], a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.

Paint Sculpture Tutorial

Paint sculptures are not only beautiful, they also offer a vast variety of different images that depend on many different factors. By experimenting with the main drivers, fantastic variations of different images can be achieved. In the following tutorial, I will introduce the equipment needed, the setup of all the gear and some first ideas for your own experiments.

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3 Qualities of Being a Photographer

This article is written with respect to the intrinsic qualities of being a photographer and their growth as a photographer. It will remind every professional photographer of the journey they started. It will encourage every beginner to learn more, see more and experiment more in the direction of their dream to be a professional photographer.


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Light from space

Light from space [Explore], a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.

Sirens

Sirens [Explore], a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.

The Importance of ‘Enough’ Depth of Field in Wildlife Photography

Depth of field is often discussed when reading about wildlife photography, usually with the emphasis on ensuring that a small enough depth of field is used to guarantee that the background is thrown out of focus to give emphasis to the subject. However, it is important to ensure that the depth of field you obtain is still large enough to render the entire subject in sharp focus – what good is an image that has a beautifully soft, distraction free background, if the subject itself is not in focus.

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Spanish Vertigo

Spanish Vertigo 2, a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.

Confortable 1600 ISO light

Confortable 1600 ISO light, a photo by David Butali (Dylan@66) on Flickr.