Assassins Creed Origins drops today and game looks visually stunning, which means the photo mode is look extremely inviting. I’m still running an OG Xbox, but my Xbox One X arrives in about 10 days. When that happens I’ll be regularly posting photos here, and on Instagram.
In the meantime, check out this Flickr gallery from @ChrisInSession for your fill of 4K images from the PC version of the game.
Photo credit: D-Kohiyama.
Beautiful snaps from D-Kohiyama. Follow D-Kohiyama on Rockstar Social Club and Twitter.
Photo credit: okonst
The Snapmatic camera in GTA V takes wonderful pictures, with zoom, depth of field and some great creative filters. However, only being able to save out the images to 960x536px isn’t the best, especially since everything on screen is rendered in 1080p before you take your snap. Photographer okonst uses the PS4 share feature then processes the snaps in Photoshop to create moody, lonely, high-res images. I asked him how he got started taking photos in GTA V. Continue reading
Photo Credit: PROVELVET
You’ve probably seen the name PROVELVET around the Twitter GTA photography scene. His fantastic snaps are regularly shared far and wide, but he’s not on Twitter himself. I went looking for him on Social Club and pinned him down for a chat about stanced cars, GTA car meets, and GTA photography! Continue reading
Photo credit: PROVELVET.
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Photo credit: Arioza
Scroll through pages of GTA Photography on social media and you’ll end up neck deep in photos of cars, trucks, bikes and planes. They’re great, don’t get me wrong, but it seems like there’s so much more in the world of GTA to explore.
The landscape photography of Arioza leaps off the screen every time you see her work. Colour, depth of field and an obvious knack for composition are the foundations of her popular brand of photography. I caught up with her for a quick chat. Continue reading
Photo credit: 1HARV3Y
Everyone, everyone, has been taking photos of cars in flowers in the new-gen GTA V. The first example I saw was on the Rockstar Newswire and since then people have been flooding Twitter, Instagram and Social Club with their own versions. I got in touch with the photographer of that great photo, 1HARV3Y, for his thoughts on #carsinflowers. Continue reading