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? ? “Quiet Alleyway” f9, 1/50 sec., ISO 100, 35 mm There is a lot to be appreciated of a quiet back road to get places. Each route has its own special qualities that can arouse the senses and imagination. Even in a busy urban location, certain places can bring…
“Sunburst” Photographing the sun during sunrise or sunset is relatively straightforward, however, when you photograph the sun during the day, it can be tricky. During the blue hour or golden hour, the light is at its best for photographing the sun and landscape so when its broad daylight out, you want to add interest to … More Week 19 (Edge Cut Sun) – Sunburst
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“Chilly Night” The moon is out, shining brightly. The sky has cleared enough for us to see beyond the winter cover of clouds and rain. It’s still chilly, though, and the trees remain bare. Waiting for spring to come and warm the earth. Crisp. ? #tellafriend #photography #moon #silhouette ?
“Nested Eggs” Springtime brings so many new beginnings; fresh blooms, spring rain, and babies. While out working in the yard, I was near our pine and I scared a bird that had been there. Peeking through the needles, I see why. These fragile eggs, gently resting in a perfect nest. I felt so guilty for … More Nested Eggs
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“Antique Gear” There are many things that are great about the technology we have available to us today. It lets us keep our lives in order, keeps us connected to our loved ones, and lets you entertain yourself with games, television, and music. The one thing it lacks is longevity.…
“Teddy” One of the ways you can set up portrait lighting is to do a split lighting setup. Mostly used on masculine subjects, this lighting setup can complement your subject. You can use natural light as well when trying these techniques. I used Teddy here with the sun as my light source. I utilized … More Week 16 (Portrait Lighting) – Teddy
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“Special” It isn’t always about what is received, but when the gift is thoughtful, it makes is special.
6 Portrait Lighting Patterns Every Photographer Should Know A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In classical portraiture there are several things you need to control and think about to make a flattering portrait of your subjects, including: lighting ratio, lighting pattern, facial view, and angle of view. I suggest you get to know these basics inside out, … More 6 Portrait Lighting Patterns Every Photographer Should Know
