From the eye to the heart: shooting from his Kansas roots, Jim Richardson has learned the secrets of making great people pictures wherever he travels

Article Abstract:

National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson has learned to create warm, passionate and intimate pictures of people in the places which he has visited. Richardson discovered that people react very emotionally, though not intellectually, to scenes taken of their everyday lives.

Photographers, Photojournalism, Richardson, Jim

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Going for the bloom

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Capturing the beauty of flowers in photographs is no easy task and requires practice, patience and expertise. Flowers can be best photographed using 500mm cameras. Photographers need to look for a dark background to isolate the more brightly lit floral subject.

Flowers

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Capturing the essence of a city

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People who wish to capture a major city's essence through photography should should consider categories such as skylines, people and buildings. A tour can then be taken to determine the best possible time for shooting.

Cities and towns

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