by Joel Tjintjelaar | Sep 3, 2018 | Blog
Photography and fine-art photography in the digital age, when does photography stop being photography and becomes digital manipulation? What is ‘allowed’ and what isn’t? A deconstruction and an analogy with the evolution of painting and the evolution of analog photography resulting in the recommendation of giving clarity in what has been done in postproduction and anything is allowed.
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Jul 23, 2018 | Blog, columns
Column 2 with my short opinion on current (photography) affairs or just another short thought related to photography. In any case they all only express a personal opinion. Today’s column is on the essence of true street photography and why and how it differs... 
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Jul 13, 2018 | Blog, Tutorials
Large Format Photography 1 – Getting Started – Equipment From Left to Right: A Linhof 4x5 Large Format and a Gibellini 4x5 Large Format with wide-angle bellows INTRODUCTION Before I kick off this series on Large Format Photography, there are a few things I... 
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Jun 15, 2018 | B&W RECOMMENDED, Blog, FINE-ART RECOMMENDED, Tutorials
Creating Striking But Subtle Dark Images In Black And White Photography There are many wrong assumptions in black and white photography, when it comes down to tonal zones and what they represent, and how contrasts should be used to reveal details. In this tutorial... 
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Jun 15, 2018 | Blog
Introducing a FREE, stripped-down version, of the B&W Artisan Pro Panel: BW Artisan Lite. Only subscribers to our newsletter will receive a password for the free download of the panel, including other discounts. The power of this panel is in its subtle and accurate local adjustments. Just select free-form and adjust with the push of a button
by Joel Tjintjelaar | May 16, 2018 | Blog, FINE-ART RECOMMENDED
Making a living out of professional photography in the digital age is not always what you might expect. Perhaps this assertion can be rephrased by replacing photography with any other profession/skillset in the age of Internet and social media. Because, does it really...