Night Photography

Long Exposure Photography

October 7th, 2010 | 1 Comment

Here’s a new one from the median facing south on Hwy 360 at the Bridge. RAW, taken with a Canon 50D using the Canon 10-22 lens at 10mm. Time 10sec, ISO 200 aperture 3.5 and exposure +2 ev. post editing done with Aperture 3. Black and White taken from the same spot but using 22mm of the same lens. ISO was still at 200 and time was also at 10sec but the aperture was at f/10. 0 ev I’ve also included the 360 B&W.AdjustmentPresets for this one. … Read entire article »

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Favorite type of Photography

December 31st, 2009 | Add a Comment

At this point I think it’s safe to say that my favorite type of Photography is taken at night and sunset. Colors and textures just seem to come alive at this time. The camera Im using is a Canon EOS 40d. The lenses include a Canon 28-135 UMS, 10-22 UMS and a 50mm f1/8 prime. Photoshop and iPhoto are what Im using to do my post work. iPhoto is more for the quick edits and casual .jpg shooting. If you have any questions please fill free to contact me. You can find a high resolution version of the Kemah Boardwalk picture on my Desktop Wallpaper post. … Read entire article »

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November 28th, 2009 | Add a Comment

As you enter into the world of Photography, one of the first tricks you may want to learn is how to take long exposure night time photos. For great looking shots with little fuss or equipment, you’ll just need a tripod and a camera with shutter speed control. A basic tripod you can fetch for around $30 and a basic point and shoot the that gives you at least shutter speed control will be around … Read entire article »

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Long Exposure Photography

Favorite type of Photography