New Jersey Fine Art Photographer
Daytime long exposure photography is much rarer and seemingly more difficult than long exposures at night. At night, more often than not, long exposure is necessary to get a proper exposure. During the day, shutter speeds can be anywhere between … Continued
Flash modifiers are great and here’s why… We all know that typical camera-flash type picture where there are harsh shadows and you can see where the light reflects off of every shiny object in the photo. It’s not a good … Continued
How To Get a Photo Like This With The Camera You Already Have See real time how quick and painless this process is. For details follow below: No fancy camera? No problem. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to make … Continued
Shooting in the night time. A beginner photographer’s worst nightmare. Shaky, blurry, really dark or really bright blobs of black or white. Let’s run through some night time basics. If you have a tripod, use if. If you don’t, turn … Continued
So most people don’t actually own any external flashes and if they do, it’s a very basic one that was sold as a package deal. An external flash is an external flash and that will always be way better than … Continued
Solar Eclipse by Kevin Ly So there is currently a solar eclipse going on right now so I just thought I’d make a quick post. Remember there is never a good reason to look into the sun so remember not … Continued
The moon is probably one of the most popular things to photograph at night but most people struggle to get great images. The moon is essentially a reflection of the sun so you have to think quite differently when photographing … Continued
We’ve all seen it before, photos of moving water captured by a single picture. Now, how do we take a picture that looks like that, rather than one that has drops floating or dropping down a cliff. It’s all about … Continued
