Slow exposure for an artistic creek photo
admin Slow exposure can add to the depth and dimension of an image. It lends an artistic overlay to the flowing creek scene. Here are some tips.
Exposure bracketing: Split light in landscape photography
Landscape photography has challenges. Uneven lighting can cause problems. Foreground shadows & lit subject need help. Here's one way to deal.
Photography 101: What is exposure compensation?
In this article, I take a look at exposure compensation on digital cameras and how you can take advantage of it to make adjustments when shooting in-camera modes like aperture…
Double your film fun with double exposure photography
One film. Two photographers. Two subject matters. Two different views of the world. Two different geographic locations. Double exposure.
What the heck is the exposure triangle?
And why should I give a you-know-what about it? The exposure triangle, simply, is the three ways of controlling the amount of light a camera captures. Two of these three…
Exposure Tactics: Mastering exposure
This Exposure Tactics post explains what a “technically proper” exposure is and how to get there. Remember I said technically proper, not creatively right. The three photos above are with…
Long exposure tricks: Use a low camera angle
While there has yet to be a true “dump” of snow in West Michigan, I went back and looked at some older photos recently, pulling up this photograph from Fallasburg…
The basics of creating a long exposure
We’ve all had those “ooh” moments. When we see a type of photograph that we’ve longed to create, but have often been afraid to do so. Four years ago, that…
Exposure beyond the camera manual
How to create perfect exposures using the advice of Galen Rowell and Ansel Adams.
How to use long exposure for stunning action photos
Have you ever dared to slow down the shutter speed to photograph sports? Here's how to use long exposure for stunning action photos!