Inside The Mind Of A Viewbug Judge Creating Award Winning Spring Images With Benjamin Ginsberg

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com We spent a few minutes talking to award winning, pro photographer, ben ginsberg, about his photography, and what he is looking for in a winning image for jud. We have been honored with the collaboration of so many amazing photographers who have helped us judge the contests, not an easy job at all! the following are some of our favorite winning shots along with the judge's feedback, enjoy!.

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com Every photo tells a story—but behind every award winning photo on viewbug is a team of judges who help bring those stories to light. over the years, viewbug has had the honor of working with some of the most respected names in photography. Benjamin’s background in engineering gives him a unique edge for creative problem solving, where technical challenges become friendly competition. fueled by his passion to connect people, benjamin has an affinity for finding unique talent to bring his complex stories to life. In celebration of all the types of photography, the viewbug team selected a winner for each category. each winner will receive massive exposure, recognition, 500 reward points and will become a recommended photographer in the community. If you look up big four ice caves or any ice cave you find photos of the walls, details, many images with the center blown out by the sun’s glare. so i went knowing i wanted a photo from the inside looking out with a great sense of place, depth, and winter.

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com In celebration of all the types of photography, the viewbug team selected a winner for each category. each winner will receive massive exposure, recognition, 500 reward points and will become a recommended photographer in the community. If you look up big four ice caves or any ice cave you find photos of the walls, details, many images with the center blown out by the sun’s glare. so i went knowing i wanted a photo from the inside looking out with a great sense of place, depth, and winter. Creating successful bird photographs requires one or more different elements in our composition. obviously there are many that could be listed, but for the sake of simplicity i’ve limited it to 10 elements. in the caption of each photo in this article i have detailed the main elements from this list have been utilized in my photographs. We spent a few minutes talking to award winning, pro photographer, ben ginsberg, about his photography, and what he is looking for in a winning image for judging the spring 2015 photo contest. In celebration of all the types of photography, the viewbug team will choose a winner for each category. each winner will receive massive exposure, recognition, 500 reward points and will become a recommended photographer in the community: nature, portrait, city, wildlife, fashion and b&w. Viewbug users ever get the feeling we're being played? i know that a few posts about viewbug have been put on here in the past, but i don't think they've approached it from this angle. i joined viewbug a few years ago, and recently purchased a paid membership.

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com

Judge's Favorites - ViewBug.com Creating successful bird photographs requires one or more different elements in our composition. obviously there are many that could be listed, but for the sake of simplicity i’ve limited it to 10 elements. in the caption of each photo in this article i have detailed the main elements from this list have been utilized in my photographs. We spent a few minutes talking to award winning, pro photographer, ben ginsberg, about his photography, and what he is looking for in a winning image for judging the spring 2015 photo contest. In celebration of all the types of photography, the viewbug team will choose a winner for each category. each winner will receive massive exposure, recognition, 500 reward points and will become a recommended photographer in the community: nature, portrait, city, wildlife, fashion and b&w. Viewbug users ever get the feeling we're being played? i know that a few posts about viewbug have been put on here in the past, but i don't think they've approached it from this angle. i joined viewbug a few years ago, and recently purchased a paid membership.

Inside The Mind Of A ViewBug Judge: Creating Award Winning Spring Images with Benjamin Ginsberg