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Taking pictures of many types of dog breeds in my work as a stock photographer has provided me an opportunity to work with both large and small dog breeds and a number of poodle breeds. I've worked with teacup poodles, miniature poodles, standard poodles, etc.
First of all it is worth saying that any digital image printed on canvas is much higher grade than a usual photo. Actually canvas printing represents the highest possible quality. Due to up-to-date technology high quality canvas, vivid and lifelike ink colours any photo transformed onto canvas can look as much real as a lively description of the image. In addition paper photographs size is limited, with canvas it is extremely wide range of size possibilities. On top of everything, life expectancy of a canvas picture print is several times higher in comparison with a photo and moreover you can afford it. The result you get is worth the effort. It only takes one's desire to do it. There are many areas of our life where canvas picture prints can play a significant role.
iStockphoto has announced their intention to sell logos and it is causing quite a stir in the design community. I guess a lot of designers think that the low price of logos on iStock demeans their profession and threatens their livelihood. There are warnings of infringement issues, calls for a boycott of iStockphoto and dire predictions of the demise of the design profession. While many iStock contributors are excited about the prospect, others are citing the necessity of the design community to band together to stop offering their work so cheaply, and of educating the young designers on the necessity of stopping the race to the bottom.
Canvassing your photos allows you to keep the most cherished memoirs close to our heart. Having read the article you will get visual evidences why usual photos bear no comparison with canvas printing ones.
A good example of the approach I am currently taking to my stock photography can be seen in a recent shoot based around a Sumo wrestler. The idea originated from a shoot I did a few years ago. I had photographed flying trapeze artists to illustrate concepts such as teamwork, risk and skill.
I came up with what I thought was a great idea, a kind of positive spin on the old half-full, half empty glass theme. My idea was for a photograph of a hand holding up a glass with a rainbow in the background creating the illusion that the rainbow was pouring into the glass. A timeless concept stock photo illustrating success, optimism, positive thinking, and the way forward.
