Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Design Observer

For the Design Observer blog entry, I decided to read about the Landscape Forensics Photography by Sasha Bezzubov. I thought landscape photography simply required a beautiful landscape and a camera. I always thought when looking at landscape photography, that I could have done that myself. Easily. So what's so great about it? The photographers have to be able to detect unseen dynamics. Sasha's series Albedo Zone features monotone, horizonless expanses of either dark ocean water or light arctic ice. He captures the beauty of nature by mastering the camera exposure, contrast, and tonality to make a beautiful composed photograph created by precise luminance measurements.

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