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Text and Cinemagraphs: 2 Options to Make More Creative Content

March 12, 2019 Jason Teale

Cinemagraphs are great for ads and promotions, but it is always a challenge blending in your text or logo into a cinemagraph. Dues to the way that we currently create cinemagraphs, having test that may bleed over onto the masked out move areas, just didn’t look that good as you would still have to cut away parts. It just doesn’t […]

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Using One Location

November 28, 2018 Jason Teale

This past fall, I found myself in this beautiful river valley just North of Ulsan, South Korea. This was probably the most beautiful spot for fall leaves in the area. I wanted to make the most of the location as I felt that it was perfect. As I looked around, I saw so many possibilities with just one small area. […]

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Using Workspaces in Luminar 2018

January 21, 2018 Jason Teale

One of my favourite features about Luminar are the workspaces. I also find that many people are not really too sure what to do with them. As you progress with your learning and ability using Luminar, you may become less reliant on Presets. However, with so many functions and filters inside of Luminar it maybe hard to find a good […]

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Jason Teale

Jason Teale

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Hey there! I'm Jason, I have been a photographer for over a decade focussing mainly on travel landscapes, cityscapes, and cinemagraphs.

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Stepping out of my comfort zone a bit with this se Stepping out of my comfort zone a bit with this set.

At Haedong Yonggungsa, I had the chance to witness the Dragon King Ceremony—a ritual rooted in prayers for protection, abundance, and harmony with the sea. Monks chanted rhythmically as performers moved with intention, each gesture carrying layers of meaning that go far beyond what you see on the surface.

I’ll be honest—this isn’t my usual style. I’m more at home chasing landscapes, light, and quiet moments. But there was something about the energy here—the sound of drums, the movement, the expressions—that pulled me in. It forced me to slow down in a different way, to anticipate moments instead of waiting for them.

These images are less about perfection and more about experience. About being present in something unfamiliar and letting it shape how I see.

Sometimes the best thing you can do creatively… is put yourself where you don’t quite belong.

#Busan #HaedongYonggungsa #KoreanCulture #TravelPhotography #korea
Ulsan at night #korea #울산 #cityscape #koreatrave Ulsan at night 

#korea #울산 #cityscape #koreatravel
Looking over the Taehwa River #ulsan #ulsantrave Looking over the Taehwa River 

#ulsan #ulsantravel #ulsancity #korea
The Taehwa River at night The Taehwa River at night
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