Journal World photographers seek subject background separation
A journalist notes photographers aim for distinct subject separation from backgrounds. When images feel off, it often stems from inadequate distance or contrast between the focal subject and the backdrop, reducing visual clarity and impact.
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Behind the Lens Rim lighting tips for portrait photographers
The article explains using a rim light behind a subject to define edges without overpowering the scene. It describes placing the key light first, then adding a rim light, with an example of Toben Opurum using two lights. It notes triggering rim lights via remote devices or flash units with built in sensors and provides photographer Nick Krug's contact.
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Welch creates a Kansas Bureau of Investigation legacy book
Former KBI director Larry Welch discusses his upcoming memoir Beyond Cold Blood detailing the agency's major cases from the Pyle homicide to missing persons, political pressures, and how the KBI acts to convict, exonerate, and deploy in disasters across Kansas and abroad.
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U K papers avoid Harry photos amid privacy warnings
British tabloids largely declined to publish the naked prince Harry images from Las Vegas opting for bathing suit pictures and a contrived pose. Editors cited privacy laws and the Leveson inquiry impact, as the News of the World scandal lingered over UK press ethics and trust.
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Marshall’s Portraits Blend People with Place and Memory
Topeka artist Marshall crafts portraits that weave subjects with prized possessions homes and loved ones. Cindi Morrison of Mulvane Art Museum praises the surreal detail and dreamlike river scenes while Jim Bass notes her bold balance of color and composition. Morrison purchased works including Coffee and Cards by Candlelight and two river prints for the museum.
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