Use long -term exposure and high contrast shadow to create a desolate beauty

Use long -term exposure and high contrast shadow to create a desolate beauty

2022-07-01 21: 54 · Running against the wind

What kind of photos are good photos?

I believe this is the question of most photography enthusiasts.

The famous American landscape photographer Anderser Adams answered this question like this. There are only good photos and no good photos.

Perhaps Adams is intending to let the photographer use his creativity and imagination. Do not be bound by the rules, use photos to express his emotions as much as possible, and can resonate with the viewer a certain emotional resonance.

Good photography does not need to be explained, and it cannot be explained in words.

Pierre Pellegrini from Switzerland is a photographer who is very good at using pictures.

"For me, photography is a wonderful way to communicate. At the same time, it is also an opportunity for viewers to feel emotion."

These quiet scenes in the jungle in the snow, the houses in the wilderness are the "frequent guests" in the Peier lens.

He likes to use long -term exposure methods and high contrast shadows to create a desolate beauty.

Watching Piel's photos, you can feel the passage of time, and these seemingly silent black and white pictures contain strong emotions, and the calm contains strength.

Perl Pellegrini was born in Luggano in southern Switzerland in 1968. Before becoming a photographer, he was a sports teacher.

He said that he came into contact with photography in a chance and soon discovered his talent in this area.

"The first photographer inspired by me was Michael Kenna. I was deeply moved by his photos and still remembered it to this day."

Perhaps in the original intention of photography, Peier injected rich emotional elements in his creation. He used his own way to establish a certain relationship with the viewer.

Now, let's appreciate the far -reaching masterpieces he brought together!

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