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 ⭐️ @hideaki_yael has the Pop Sonality! 📸 Who are you? I’m Hideaki Yael and art has been a part of my life for many years. What do you do? I love being able to capture moments that may never happen again. I take photos of nature, animals and people.  Influences and inspiration: I love the things that flow in my art. My mother plays the guitar, although it has nothing to do with what I do, I think that has inspired me to continue growing. Also, in my low moment, she bought me a reflex camera with which I got through a terrible depression. My friend Juan has also helped inspire me in recent years. ⭐️ @hideaki_yael tiene la Pop Sonalidad.  📸 ¿ Quién eres? Soy  Hideaki Yael y el arte ha formado parte de mi vida durante muchos años. ¿Qué haces? Me encanta poder captar momentos que quizás jamás se vuelvan a repetir. Hago fotos de naturaleza, animales y personas.  Influencias e inspiración: Me encanta las cosas que fluyen en mi arte. Mi madre toca la guitarra si bien no tiene nada que ver c

 📸 @zoeurl shares with Pop Sonality her 10 Tips for Aspiring Photographers:  1. A phone camera is more than enough to get started. 2. Think micro before macro: notice smaller details. 3. It is not about where you live, rather it’s how  you see your setting that matters. 4. Understand that photography orbits around people. 5. Engage with the community; offer feedback freely and receive criticism graciously. 6. But, know that comparison dulls motivation. 7. Self-reflection is the key to improvement in skill.  8. Sharpen your reflexes: learn how to anticipate composition. 9. Exciting photography may be found in the fleeting, however— 10. The most profound sights are observed in the mundane. 📸 #photography #photooftheday #print #instagood #photographers #photo #magazine #picoftheday #photomagazine #photographer #amateurphotographer #phototip #photorules #blog #blogger #newphoto #photoshoot #aspiringphotographers #mag #igerstenerife #aspiringphotographer #emergingphotographer #photography

 📸 @beka__by shares with Pop Sonality his 10 Tips for Aspiring Photographers:  1. **Shoot what you know**: Take photos of things that surround you and that you know well. This will allow you to delve deeper into your subject.   2. **Avoid cliches**: Try to find unique angles and subjects. Originality is the key to creating interesting photographs.   3. **Use natural light**: Natural light often creates more interesting and rich images than artificial lighting.  4. **Be patient**: Good photography takes time. Wait for the right moment to take the picture.  5. **Focus on composition**: Paying attention to detail and composition can greatly improve your photograph.   6. **Photograph people**: Human emotions and interactions are some of the most interesting subjects to photograph.  7. **Edit wisely**: Use post-processing to improve your photograph, but don’t overdo it.   8. **Learn from your mistakes**: Analyze your unsuccessful shots to understand what went wrong and how to improve in th

The 250 Greatest Albums of All Time, selected by Pop Sonality.        Dangerous - Michael Jackson Like a Prayer - Madonna Sign "☮︎" the Times - Prince Older - George Michael  Curtis - Curtis Mayfield  Innervisions - Stevie Wonder  Hunky Dory - David Bowie  My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Kanye West The Velvet Rope - Janet Jackson  Kaputt - Destroyer Random Access Memories - Daft Punk Automatic for the People - REM  Thriller - Michael Jackson OK Computer - Radiohead  Post - Björk  Blue Lines - Massive Attack  Erotica - Madonna Love Symbol Album - Prince and The New Power Generation The 20/20 Experience (The Complete Experience) - Justin Timberlake Beyoncé - Beyoncé  Night Falls Over Kortedala - Jens Lekman Blackout - Britney Spears Back to Black - Amy Winehouse xx - The xx What’s going on - Marvin Gaye  Replicas - Tubeway Army  Donny Hathaway - Donny Hathaway History de Melody Nelson - Serge Gainsbough  Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking  I’ve been expecting you - Robbie

 📸 @turutavision shares with Pop Sonality his 10 Tips for Aspiring Photographers:  1. Cultivate your vision. Watch a lot of movies and other photographers’ work. 2. Experiment with various photographic genres. Landscape, portrait, night shots. Don’t just do the photography you like. Get out of your comfort zone. 3. Switch to fixed focal lengths. 4. Don’t just look at images through the viewfinder. The best image is in your eyes. 5. Play with light... it’s as important as the moment. 6. The settings often give you the key. Not just the moment but the place. 7. Anticipate the moment. When you practice it you have a crystal ball in your hands. 8. Be a hunter and/or fisherman. Be ready to shoot or patient for it to happen. 9. Be open-minded to the unpredictable. 10. And most importantly. Enjoy photography. 📸 #photography #photooftheday #print #instagood #photographers #photo #magazine #picoftheday #photomagazine #photographer #amateurphotographer #phototip #photorules #blog #blogger #new

 💦 @mirtylla has the Pop Sonality! We invited the fine art Italian photographer to share with us her delicate new series. Kindly she commented about these beautiful images: “Suspended in the lightness of water, changing dimension, following the enveloping, shifting, fluid element, going along with the buoyancy of the water, the golden reflections of the sun along with the surrounding darkness, when night takes the place of day.” We have been following her exquisite works here in Pop Sonality for years. She also added: “I have been working on this series of aquatic portraits for several years. I like the fluidity of the water element that suspends us in another, more spiritual and silent dimension, changing the earthly laws and allowing the body to flow with the current. It is part of my search for an ethereal and dreamlike dimension that I achieve through photography.” Ocean portrait series 2024 Model: Alex Burakovskaya   

 📸 @oleksandrrupeta shares with Pop Sonality his 10 Tips for Aspiring Photographers:  1. Check out Martin Parr’s (@martinparrstudio for @wetransfer) 10 tips. They are useful. 2. Learn the rules, then forget them. 3. When on location, stay as long as you can. And a little longer. 4. When on location, shoot as much as you can. And a little more.  5. Move around. Think you’ve found the best angle? You might surprise yourself.  6. Surprise yourself. Be open to the unexpected; the results might be more fun than you originally planned. 7. Have a plan. It’s good to have one to start with, before tossing it out. 8. Don’t trust your brain too much. Trust your instincts. 9. Be tough on yourself. Shoot a lot but show a little— make it meaningful. 10. Have fun. If you’re not, what’s the point? 📸 #photography #photooftheday #print #instagood #photographers #photo #magazine #picoftheday #photomagazine #photographer #amateurphotographer #phototip #photorules #blog #blogger #newphoto #photoshoot #as