Archive for the ‘Night Photography’ Category
  • // As the light fades, do thoughts of photography wane also? If that’s the way you think then read on as we will be showing you that low light photography is awash with opportunities! Images, whether from film or digital cameras, need one ingredient… light. How then can photographers get good images in low light conditions? Using flash would be one way. But even the most dimly lit scene has some light – and that ... more »
  • DSLR camera settings and tips for taking city landscapes at night One of the reasons enthusiasts purchase SLR digital cameras, is to take night photographs in and around the city without them resulting in blurred or shaky images. However, as you'll soon find out, it's not as easy as setting your digital camera to automatic and shooting the image. Listed below are tips that will help you take city landscape photographs after dark. Digital SLR settings for night photography Set your ... more »
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  • by John Huegel Here are several tips to help you capture the best images in dark indoor settings. 1. Camera Stability. You will be taking long exposures, and any camera motion could impact the quality of the image. Try to utilize a monopod or stabilize the camera on the back of a theater seat. Do not hold the camera in front of you without support. Some cameras and lenses have stabilization features which help, but will not be able to compensate for large movements in the camera. If... more »
  • Light Painting in its many forms has been a growing trend on Flickr and other photo sharing sites in the last couple of years. These images are attention grabbing and full of amazing color, movement and detail. In this post we share 25 examples to inspire you. Image by brentbat These great images come from a variety of talented photographers including Brent Pearson (his image is above) who has written a great resource touching on the topic – Night Photography and Light Painting (one of the... more »
  • Photography at night can be used to create amazing pictures.  For this kind of photography a tripod is almost a must.  If you want to get a clear exposure with a great depth-of-field, then you will need a tripod.  Usually when we take pictures of sunsets or bright lights we just center all the coloring and shoot the picture. But something that you should think about doing is adding some foreground item to frame and then shooting which will create a greater depth to the picture, and most of ... more »
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