Mood Photography – How To Portray an Emotion?
What is the difference between a good photograph and an excellent one? First of all, an excellent photo is the one, which conveys not only the visual image, but the emotional environment as well. Photography becomes art once it crosses the borders of pure technology and gains the emotional coloring. A good photographer is the one, who has mastered all the practical techniques of photographing; but in order to become an art photographer one also needs to master the talent of communicating with the audience through his visual works.
When a picture shows the emotion, it usually refers to mood photography. We have devoted this gallery to this particular kind of photography art. Looking at the pictures below you may think that mood photography is all about such feelings as melancholy, gloom, sadness, and desolation. As you can see, many photographers have chosen scenes with fog to create the emotional atmosphere. Of course, such images do look gloomy, but on the other hand sooner or later fog will disappear and reveal even more intense colors and clearer shapes. Mood photography is unique because it requires audience active participation; such photography stimulates viewers’ emotional response, and that forms a real connection between an artist and a viewer.
n i g h t by Mikko Lagerstedt


Deserted City by Kim Høltermand








Rain by Navid Baraty


UnderNight by Benoit Paillé


Hyllie Water Tower by Kim Høltermand


Crane by Kim Høltermand


Isle of Skye – October 2010 by Julian Calverley


Fogy and snowy mood by BobRock99


Strange mood by Mariusz


Light and Rocks II by Dietrich Bojko


In The Spotlights by Jurjen Harmsma


Set The Mood by marcus claesson


_/ \ by Benoît Thierard


Come with Us… by Carlos Bravo


Train tracks by Ervin Bartis


Let’s Dock Here by Mikko Lagerstedt


Storm II by Mikko Lagerstedt


Multnomah Falls, 120 seconds by Zeb Andrews


Ghost Of Perdition by Chris Dessaigne


burnt sienna by Dene’ Miles


weather the storm by Andy Kennelly


Marvelous atmosphere by Andrey Salikov


P7191217 by Sam Stearman


quiet mood… by giorgiopix


Rainy Mood by david


moods…..Sidney pier by Anne Fearon-Wood


Moods – Darkness I by Julius Tjintjelaar


Champ de Mars by Roumi


stranded by Harry K.


Babel by J.Ota


Claustrophobia by PhotoCosma


SNOWSTORM by Roumi


Forever in my heart by Daniel Portal


The Wickerman. by Ian Munro


Shadow of truth by holger droste


Rehearsal by ciaranwhyte


Dry waves by paralaxa


smoking smoke by moses stell


different worlds VII by Remus Tiplea


Time for questions by Alain Dejeaifve


Hamburg – study XXX by Ronny Ritschel


different worlds VI by Remus Tiplea


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Pavol Janovicek With 30 years of life experience behind my shoulders, today I find myself focused mainly around two core values: my family (I am a happy husband and a proud father) and IT in its broadest meaning, including but not limited to hardware and software techniques and innovations. My special interest and true passion is photography. Here I am ready to put my signature under each word, once said by Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Being a part of Cruzine team, I enjoy instant process of learning as well as sharing my own experience in photography and IT with the readers of this digital magazine.