Photography Tutorial · 2020-09-27
Landscape photography both presents the objectively existing environment and reflects the photographer's subjective expression.
There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes. Could there also be a different China under different photographers' lenses?
In today's article, Thomas will recommend photos shot in China by 3 very popular photographers on Instagram. Their visual styles are highly expressive and recognizable, and their Huangshan, Guizhou, and Tibet shots are no exception.
When Huangshan and Guilin are mentioned, perhaps the first thing that comes to mind is ink-wash-painting-like black-and-white long-exposure photography.
But in the eyes of Dutch photographer Max Rive, who excels at dark, magical styles, these densely packed hills are undoubtedly extremely magical too.
rkrkrk is a DJ, designer, and photographer from Japan, with an extremely strong command of complex spatial structures in frames.
Under his lens, some of China's popular attractions become meticulously constructed fashion-magazine backdrops. Paired with his highly individual black-cyan/dark-red color scheme, the frames are striking.
Marc Adamus is an explorer and photographer from the US. He excels at finding unknown routes and the most imaginative foregrounds, and his crafting of light, layering, and three-dimensionality in frames is world-class.
Under his lens, a Tibet of strange, precipitous peaks is presented.
After seeing these excellent photos, shouldn't we also try to present a different Chinese landscape?
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If you want to learn about more photographers of various styles,
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All images used in this article are cited from the photographers' homepages