Street Portrait Photography Workshop

Posted on June 26, 2014 by Razan Masri

Secrets on Street Portrait photography.

1- You should always know why you are taking the photo before you take it. Knowing how you wish the result to look like will help you capture the perfect photograph.

This is he first tip I learned from Laith Majali; one of the best Jordanian photographers. Below is one of my favorite street portrait picture captured during my workshop with Laith. Please click on it to view more photographs captured by myself and learn the tips and tricks taught by Laith Majali.

Handsome Jordanian man in a poor neighborhood

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via Street Portrait.

Venezia

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Razan Masri

Venice.

Have you noticed the beautiful windows in Venice?

Take a look at my blog post by clicking on the photo below and check out the brilliance in the small details.

via Venice.

Art in Venice

Posted on June 16, 2014 by Razan Masri

Venice.

When you step into a city, where everywhere you look, looks beautiful, you realize that art is truly in everything.

In my blog post on Venice, I have decided to write less and post more photographs, because pictures speak for themselves. From the streets of Venice, to its gloomy days, sunlight, sunrise, sunset, architecture, water, people, shops, interior and exterior, this city is magnificent. It was created to identify the meaning of beautiful.

Take few minutes and view my page by clicking on the image below, and leave me your kind comments.

Art in Venice.

A bride in between all the people and tourists in piazza saint marco

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June Fever

Posted on June 6, 2014 by Razan Masri

ART IN GIVENCHY

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Art in Film – Why I loved the Movie: The Grand Budapest Hotel

Posted on May 11, 2014 by Razan Masri

Last night I went to watch the Movie “The Grand Budapest Hotel” and I was swept away by the perfection of the scene settings. The Framing of each scene, the details, the colors, I just couldn’t get enough of each scene, of each image, I experienced a beautiful feeling of belonging, and connecting with the brilliant director behind it. Then as soon as i went home I looked up the director “Wes Anderson” to learn more about his perfection, the beauty of every little detail put together, and i decided to share some of what my eyes have enjoyed here on my blog.

Art in Everything; This is Art.