Full of Nature Poland

Spring

Havent Been hire for long ! 
Just had some Photoshoots of Flowers Spring is Coming !
Hope i will Inspire you a bit :)
Images Manipulation Using GIMP

 Before Using GIPM

 Mirror Effect of Reflection After Using GIMP

 Before GIMP

 illuctration Effect After using GIMP  Hope You Like it ! If you are intrested in progress how image was changed using Gimp please email me at nat433@interia.pl

Native American and Horse Natalia Photography

 My own Photography of Horses Edited in photoshop for thame Native Americans and Horses



" Horses had opened new possibilities. They allowed men to hunt buffalo more productively than ever before, to range farther, to make devastating raids against other tribes. They relieved women of some onerous duties, such as lugging possessions from camp to camp. They tipped the balance, in population growth and territorial expansion, between hunting tribes and farming tribes, favoring the former. They also replaced the only previously domesticated animal in North America, the dog, which was much smaller and weaker and had to be fed meat. A horse could live off the land, eating what people and dogs didn’t want: grass. When drought or winter snows made grass unavailable, it could even survive on cottonwood bark.

The new animals were so prized that they began to fill a more abstract cultural role: as accrued wealth. If a man was savvy, ambitious, and lucky, he could amass a large herd; his excess horses could then be sold or traded or given away (in exchange for heightened prestige) or, if he let his guard down, stolen. Accrued wealth ushered in social stratification, and for the first time on the Plains there were rich Indians and poor Indians. Along with that novelty had come another: the acquisition of firearms from white traders, often in barter for beaver pelts, buffalo robes, or horses. These were momentous changes, bringing glorious highs and inglorious side effects, including the overharvest of buffalo even before market hunters arrived. Horsemanship also led to new severities of intertribal warfare as well as to resistance against white settlers and the Army, and eventually toward the sad endings at sites such as Palo Duro Canyon, the Bear Paw Mountains in Montana (where Chief Joseph’s Nez Perce were attacked as they tried to escape to Canada), and Wounded Knee in South Dakota.

The negative aspects of the horse revolution have passed into history, but horses remain vastly important to many Native Americans, especially the Plains tribes, as objects of pride, as tokens of tradition, and for the ancient values they help channel into a difficult present: pageantry, discipline, prowess, concern for other living creatures, and the passing of skills across generations.”

bird’s-eye view London

Last Summer pictures

Black and White Photography

For this Photo shoots I was inspired by Andre Kertesz , One of the most influental photographers of the 20 th century, He was the star of the Paris photo Fair. His work was displayed on the auction were sold more than 165 000 Euros and becoming as one of the most expensive item on the fair.

I want to show you some of his greatest shoots:

André Kertész, one of the most influental photographers of the 20th century, was the ”star” of the Paris Photo Fair. His works displayed on the auction were sold for more than 165 000 Euros, becoming the most expensive items of the fair, index.hu reports - See more at: http://dailynewshungary.com/hungarian-photographer-as-the-most-popular-artist-of-the-paris-photo-fair/#sthash.3i53wExG.dpuf

André Kertész, one of the most influental photographers of the 20th century, was the ”star” of the Paris Photo Fair. His works displayed on the auction were sold for more than 165 000 Euros, becoming the most expensive items of the fair, index.hu reports - See more at: http://dailynewshungary.com/hungarian-photographer-as-the-most-popular-artist-of-the-paris-photo-fair/#sthash.3i53wExG.dpuf

André Kertész, one of the most influental photographers of the 20th century, was the ”star” of the Paris Photo Fair. His works displayed on the auction were sold for more than 165 000 Euros, becoming the most expensive items of the fair, index.hu reports - See more at: http://dailynewshungary.com/hungarian-photographer-as-the-most-popular-artist-of-the-paris-photo-fair/#sthash.3i53wExG.dpuf

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