As a photographer, you need to understand that light is relative. It’s that simple. Wait? What do you mean simple? What do you mean wait? A lot of photographers spend a lot of time figuring out that light is relative. I am embarrassed at the number of photographers who think you need multiple high power studio lights […]
March 17, 2012
Have you ever looked at an image or movie, and then wondered how many people are there really there when several are the same person? That is a little of what we will cover today: multiple exposure. There are two types of multiple exposure, in camera and out of camera. With today’s digital cameras, it […]
March 17, 2012
Have you ever been in a night club and everything just glowed really bright from the black lights? Have you ever thought about doing photographs with a similar effect on people or another subject? How about with paint? UV photography or black light photography requires only two things: a) a black light to shine on […]
January 23, 2012
Earlier today, in one of the closed discussion groups for photographers, one of my local friends posed a problem that he was getting random exposures when he used his flash to trigger the strobes. Somehow, he was able to set the camera manually and balance this with the strobes. The effect was as if the […]
January 14, 2012
Everyone hears that they need many lights and a whole lot of light modifiers from soft boxes, barn doors, gel holders, and a lot of other things to be a good photographer. This isn’t really the situation, as it really means more about the person who is behind the camera and who knows the lighting […]
December 28, 2011
I wanted to post a few example images from a shoot with Alpaca with a Twist. The images are a few of their designs that they sell as patterns. Alpaca with a Twist raises Aplacas and creates their own alpaca yarns and alpaca blends to sell. Their products and patterns are available through your local […]
December 9, 2011
We have covered quite a bit in this series of entries. In this entry, we will cover one more way of softening your flash or making it less obtrusive and then we cover something that is the meat of using a flash. One more way to make flash less obnoxious is through filter gels. Two […]
December 3, 2011
In the last post on off camera lighting, I basically wanted you to get out and do something with your flash off the camera. Additionally, I covered something lightly about soft and hard light. Now, we will be talking about soft and hard light modifiers that you can use. This post will be beneficial to […]
December 17, 2012
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