Tag: light
Geometric
I woke up in my room in Falmouth back in March and saw this. The light, the shadows, and the shapes. I liked it, I took this photo. I laid back down and shut my eyes. It was five past seven in the morning.
Categories: MA Photography Falmouth University • Tags: angles, geometric, graphic, light, morning
Soft Boiled Eggs
This morning I thought I’d have some soft boiled eggs. I haven’t had them in a while so I looked up cook times and followed the suggestions. Commenting on the photos used with the post about cooking soft boiled eggs, the person posting the recipe said to remove the shells before serving, something that I thought was a bit off. You see, my wife is British and every time I’ve had soft boiled eggs they have been served in an […]
Categories: Photography in general • Tags: background, boiled, cloud, color, eggs, food, light, photography, soft, sun
Finding Inspiration
How do you find the inspiration that helps you create the images you really love? Finding inspiration at the best of times can be very frustrating. If you have a deadline and need to send ideas to someone for a project you can multiply that panic. When ideas are not coming and you are getting close to the deadline true panic can set in and shut you down. Deadlines can cause panic with a very paralyzing effect. Being open to […]
Categories: Photography in general • Tags: color, creativity, images, inspiration, light, photography, quarter
Waiting for the right light
Saturday night was a great night! It was the night of the 2nd Annual Celebrate the Summer Solstice, an all night shoot in Washington, DC. We started at 7:30pm, an hour before sunset Saturday evening and went all night until 6:45am, an hour after sunrise Sunday morning. Most of the people who started didn’t make it the whole night. When 6:00am rolled around there were only 6 people, of the 20 – 25 that started the evening, still out making […]
Categories: Low Light Photography, Photography in general • Tags: Celebrate the Summer Solstice, light, morning, National Museum of the American Indian, photography, sun, US Capitol, Washington DC
Smoke, Nothing but Smoke
I have seen other photographer’s images of smoke and I thought, “I can do that.” But I wanted to do something different, something I hadn’t seen before but I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do or how I wanted to do it. Well, to make a short story even shorter, this stayed in the back of my mind until I got around to going into the basement and playing with some ideas. I set up some incense in my […]
Categories: Photography in general • Tags: basement, color, flash, light, smoke, Studio
15 tips for Creating Star Trails:
Using a tripod or some other way of mounting your camera to keep it absolutely still is a must for creating star trails. Also, be sure you bring the quick release mounting plate, if your tripod requires one, with you and your tripod to the location. I left the mounting plate at home once, while the tripod was in the back of the car. Since then I carry a spare mounting plate in my camera bag. Bring a flashlight (aka […]
Categories: Night Photography • Tags: batteries, camera, create, exposure, infinity, light, low, night, Nikon, photography, self-timer, star, trails, tripod, wide-angle
