Categories: Presentation • Tags: #cybermonday, 5th, aerial, Anniversary, Arasi, architecture, art, artwork, © TIA INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY, bridge, buildings, celebration, center, centre, city, cityscape, cyber monday, discount, downtown, Fifth, limited edition, photography, sale
If it was previously unclear what TIA’s services were and how we can provide photography for your business needs and projects, this entertaining video demystifies any uncertainties or misconceptions! LOCATION TIA International Photography is headquartered in the industrious city of Seattle, Washington, in the United States, where inspirational and captivating images are abundant. FOCUS TIA’s primary focus is to present glorious images of the world’s magnificent cities. RESOURCES We invest the required resources by travelling around the world to capture […]
Categories: Presentation • Tags: aerial photography, affordable, architecture, atypical, business, celebration, cities, cityscapes, conference, construction, corporate, couple, development, digital, domestic, family, forum, head, head shots, holiday, hospitality, individual, International, landscape, low-light, meeting, needs, night, night-time, parties, party, pets, photography, planning, portraits, portraitures, private, professional, project, public, real estate, Seattle, services, shots, TIA, Tosin Arasi, travel, unique, urban
Kuala Lumpur. Christmas Eve. Horrendously hot. Morosely muggy. Extremely engrossing and exciting. During my time in KL*, I remember carrying a handkerchief in my pocket to serve two purposes: either to wipe the sweat from my brow, or defog my eyeglasses given all the moisture in the air. In this heavily humid atmosphere, my camera gear seemed to weigh twice as much as it typically did, but that was part of the adventure, and I knew it would be that […]
Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: aerial, airport, Ampang, architecture, Asia, Azmi, © TIA INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Bertingkat, building, capital, Carigali, Cesar, Citi, Citibank, cityscape, comedy, communication, conflict, confluence, core, culture, downtown, E12, element, elevation, flight, Gary Coleman, height, highway, hot, humid, image, interaction, international affairs, international relations, interpersonal, KL, KL Hunter, Klang, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, lake, landscape, Lebuhraya, lose face, Malaysia, Maxis, Maybank, menara, metropolis, military, misinterpretation, misunderstanding, monochrome, motorway, muddy, muggy, multiculturalism, Municipal, park, passion, Pelli, Petronas, photography, pilot, pond, River, save face, Sg Besi, skyscraper, Snoopy, solidier, Southeast, Sungai, Suria, Telekom, thoroughfare, tourism, travel, twin, twins, urban, vacation, view, weather
After plenty of research and a few experiments, I have put together my first “real” time-lapse video. I recently purchased a wireless intervalometer and have been experimenting with some time-lapse photography! I call it the “first real time-lapse” because I discovered in my research that I was not compiling the exposures properly in previous videos! What you will see in this very brief article are five videos. Three of them of time are actual time-lapse videos, one video is a […]
Categories: Creative, Perspective, Presentation, Uncategorized • Tags: architecture, art, © TIA INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Barcelona, buildings, city, cityscape, Corona, digital, hyperlapse, landscape, Moscow, night, photography, Rhythm of Night, Russia, Russian, Seattle, skyscraper, Spain, Spanish, tiascapes, time-lapse, timelapse, Tosin Arasi, travel, urban, USA, videography, Washington
Greetings everyone! After a long hiatus, TIA International Photography is excited to recommence the Feature Photographer interview series with Richard Heersmink, a remarkable photographer currently based in my favorite city for photography — Sydney, Australia! Before we get into the heart of interview, I always enjoy the opportunity to say a few words about the featured photographer so we can establish a familiarity for the authentic personality and character of the individual. (It’s also a sophisticated way for me to provide the […]
Categories: Feature Photographer • Tags: 2013, 2014, abstract, academia, academic, architecture, Australia, © TIA INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY, brand, camera, candid, Canon, Chicago, China, city, cityscape, creativity, culture, degree, digital, doctorate, Dubai, education, exograms, experience, harbor, harbour, Harbour Bridge, Hong Kong, human, Japan, Kuala Lumpur, landscape, Macquarie University, Malaysia, megacity, metropolis, moment, New South Wales, New York City, NSW, Opera House, Panasonic Lumix, people, Philosophy, photography, picture, Richard Heersmink, Shanghai, street, student, summer, summertime, Sydney, TIA, Tokyo, Tosin Arasi, travel, UAE, United Arab Emirates, urban, USA, winter
Greetings, ladies and gentlemen! It’s been nearly four months since the last Feature Photographer interview. During this time, conflicting schedules, vacations, and pure modesty have often been the reasons TIA International Photography has encountered challenges behind recruiting new photographers for the feature interviews. Many photographers who have shied away from the interview will be approached again because TIA truly believes their work is magnificent and should be shared and showcased. There is so much unrecognized talent in photography that TIA […]
Categories: Feature Photographer • Tags: architect, architecture, © TIA INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Berlin, camera, composition, Dancing House, Daniel Libeskind, Deconstructivism, district, Dublin, Eire, Europe, Flickr, Frank Gehry, Germany, Granada, image, Involution, Ireland, Jürgen Mayer-Hermann, Jean Nouvel, Jewish Museum, Joel Tjintjelaar, Jose Garrido, Julia Anna Gospodarou, La Défense, light, London, Metropol Parasol, Paris, photography, postmodern, Prague, Pritzker, Spain, TIA, tiascapes, Tosin Arasi, travel, tripod, Zaha Hadid
Greetings, Ladies & Gentlemen! Welcome, once again, to the latest edition of the Feature Photographer series on TIA International Photography’s official blog! I really love doing these features, and I am very pleased to have Clayton Perry of Clayton Perry Photoworks as our guest for this interview. Similar to previous feature photographers, Clayton and I crossed paths on Flickr probably three or four years ago. Not only is Clayton a resident of one of the most magnificent and naturally beautiful regions […]
Categories: Feature Photographer • Tags: architecture, artist, © TIA INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY, black, British Columbia, buildings, Canada, Clayton Perry, coast, dawn, digital, dusk, dynamic, Flickr, Fred Herzog, HDR, heritage, high, history, humble, humility, International, Jamaica, landscape, life, magazine, monochrome, mountains, natural, nature, Ocean, Pacific, people, photographer, photography, photoworks, portrait, portraiture, range, skyscrapers, sunrise, sunset, TIA, tiascapes, Tosin Arasi, vacation, Vancouver, west, white
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am thrilled to introduce you to the next photographer of TIA’s Feature Photographer series! She’s Rebecca Ang, an incredibly talented and artistic photographer based in Singapore. I initially came to know Rebecca’s work on Flickr and was so extremely enamored with her mesmerizing cityscapes of Singapore. She is one of those photographers whose work keeps her friends and contacts frequently checking her photostream to see the latest, brilliant image that she will showcase and share next! […]
Categories: Feature Photographer • Tags: Ang, Arasi, architecture, Asia, Athens, bay, camera, city, cityscape, composition, design, digital, dSLR, dynamic, emotion, exposure, female, film, Flickr, Fullerton, Greece, image, International, landscape, light, long, Marina, Marina Bay Sands, matter, MBS, Merlion, night, photo, photographer, photography, point, range, Rebecca, San Francisco, Sands, shoot, Singapore, SLR, Southeast, States, style, subject, technique, TIA, tiascapes, Tosin, travel, tripod, urban, USA, women
Hi everyone! Please enjoy my latest photo video showcase, featuring the mega-metropolis known as New York City. This is my first full-length photo video since last year’s “Paris X.X.L.”! In addition to my passion for night-time photography and aerial photography, I often like to compile the hundreds, if not thousands, of photographs from one location and create a short video. What you’re viewing here, in many parts of the video, are four separate photos (or frames) per second. When viewed […]
Categories: Creative, Perspective, The City • Tags: 42nd, 7th, advertising, aerial, architecture, avenue, bank, banking, bay, Big Apple, bridge, Broadway, Brooklyn, building, cab, center, Chrysler, city, cityscape, commute, concrete, dance, day, daytime, district, downtown, East, entertainment, evening, Exchange, financial, funky, harbor, Hudson, icon, intersection, investment, kylie, landmark, landscape, Liberty, lights, Manhattan, metropolis, Midtown, minogue, movie, music, neon, New Jersey, New York, New York City, night, NY, NYC, NYU, photo, photography, picture, Pier, Place, River, road, Rockefeller, skyline, skyscraper, Statue, street, subway, taxi, taxicab, Times Square, tourism, tourist, traffic, transportation, travel, Union Square, urban, video, Wall, World Trade Center, WTC
