Posts filed under: Fireside Chronicles: The Art of Seeing

Fireside Chronicles: The Art of Seeing

Inside the ProVisualStock Calendars: Annual Themes, Variants, and Special Editions

Each year, a new ProVisualStock calendar theme will be released—an artistic chapter in a growing collection. Alongside the new theme, the previous year’s theme will continue to exist in two... Read More

Why and where did the idea for “Portraits of Motion” come from?

My photographic beginnings have an extremely interesting story. During my childhood, I always dreamed of making all kinds of films. As I grew up, this dream became more and more... Read More

The Story Behind an “Impossible” Photo at a Cycling Race

While trying to write about how I took this image, I realized that the two photographic genres that come most naturally to me are, in fact, closely related: street photography... Read More

The curious case of…seeing with your ears

This is truly one of my most accomplished shots, from many points of view. It features Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogačar, wearing the Yellow Jersey while riding in the individual time... Read More

Adaptability Generates Inspiration – II

This is a photo that reflects perfectly the atmosphere of streets in Paris on the night between 2012 and 2013. When we decided to spend that night in the streets... Read More

Freedom

For me, one of the most enjoyable activities of all times is hiking. The part I enjoy the most is the hiking itself and not necessarily the highly adrenaline-generating activities... Read More

Chambord Castle – pictures of famous places

One of the biggest challenges when visiting any famous, high-profile place is to capture unique images. Such places are usually very crowded, fully packed with tourists. The visuals from different... Read More

Stock Photography – A Very Short Introduction

Most probably, the topic I will address in the series of blog posts that follow “Picture of the Week 2021”, will be the stock photography. This is the field on... Read More

Mont Saint Michel – travel photography technique

According to some rankings, Mont Saint Michel is considered to be the second most popular tourist destination in France, after the Eiffel Tower. The reality is that is quite unique!... Read More

Pointe du Raz

This is a spectacular picture of one of the most interesting areas I have discovered in France, Brittany. It is a little further West of Normandy, located on the Northern... Read More