Issue 6 of Captivating Photography Journal is here
Dive in, let your curiosity be your guide, and let this issue inspire your next photographic journey.
Journey into LEGO photography
Together with Bryan Mosheim we delve into how he combines his passion for photography with his love for LEGO to create stunning visual narratives.
"Light and Shadows"
Akhil's story is one of passion, growth, and the pursuit of beauty in the natural world. Join us in exploring his journey and be inspired by the magic he captures through his lens.
Moments made timeless
A behind-the-shot interview with Rayan Amarasekara
'Best of 2023' competition finalists
This competition served as a challenge to artificial intelligence, emphasising that authentic and real photography carries power, emotion, and narratives that are irreplaceable.
Mindfulness through the viewfinder
Learn how a challenging personal experience sparked Rebecca McDaid's journey as a photographer, leading her to find peace and artistic expression through her lens.
Fostering a deeper connection with nature in the age of AI
In an age where AI can replicate pretty much any nature photograph, we delve into a discussion with Greg Boratyn, exploring what makes nature photography even more important and unique in our increasingly digital world.
Photographic locations worth sweating for: Jumbo Hut, Tararua Ranges
Peter Laurenson takes us on a breathtaking journey to Jumbo Hut, Tararua ranges and shares the details of the trip he did back in 2020. For avid landscape photographers this is a must read!
Genre juggling: balancing diverse styles in photography
An interview with Oliver Beneš
The life and challenges of a professional photographer
The journey of establishing yourself as a professional. In this exclusive interview, Beta opens up about her passion for portrait photography, the business side of the industry, and her recent decision to write an open letter to an Irish Senator to fight for photography rights.
Beyond Imposter Syndrome
We look at the first cohort of our 'Beyond Imposter Syndrome' course. Whether you're an amateur or have years of professional experience, the mental roadblocks can be paralysing. It's not just been another course; it's been a transformative journey that went beyond lectures and assignments.
What makes a captivating photo?
There are some photographs that captivate us for no particular reason. They don't necessarily have to be technically perfect, they may not follow the rule of thirds, or have a particularly interesting (or cute) subject. What is happening in our brains when we see those photos?