by activelight | Mar 16, 2017 | Architecture, Flash, How to shoot, Lightroom, Ruins, Shot Design |
You’ve seen those house-for-sale pictures the broker shot with his cell phone – you know, darkly-shadowed house that looks haunted, empty flat interiors, giant rooms that turn out to be phone booth-sized? But add some small flash lighting, and those awful...
by activelight | Jan 25, 2017 | Canada, How to shoot, New Mexico, Shot Design, telephoto, Utah, Wildlife |
When I’m wearing multiple cameras and lenses in public, folks usually ask what camera is best. But the better question is, how do you get those great pictures, the ones you can’t take your eyes off of? Get the Cool Thing To Your Viewers It starts with...
by activelight | Jan 12, 2017 | Ancestral Puebloan, How to shoot, Landscape photography, New Mexico, Ruins, Shot Design |
Work time’s over. You’re looking for a way out of the city, or just want to head out for a couple days. So you pack up, fill the tank, and do… what? Go where? Any choice is tied to a story. What story do you want to experience – to tell your...
by activelight | Dec 1, 2016 | Events, How to shoot, Landscape photography, Shot Design, Winter Photography |
He’s at it again. Every year, he tells friends this is the last time, but his front yard and house are always amazingly festive by the end of Thanksgiving weekend. Knowing this, his neighbors go all-out too, but no one matches his display. The Works,...
by activelight | Sep 22, 2016 | California, Colorado, How to shoot, Landscape photography, New Mexico, Shot Design |
If you’ve ever flown to New England in September, you’ve heard it. Everyone’s talking about ‘The Foliage’. I first encountered the audibly-capitalized phrase after landing at Boston’s Logan Airport for a customer visit. Autumn...
by activelight | Sep 7, 2016 | Architecture, How to shoot, Ruins, Shot Design |
“Politics and poker, politics and poker Shuffle up the cards, and find the joker…” Tom Bosley in Fiorello! Architecture & Ruins – Like Politics & Poker Architecture and ruins photography are understandably related. Ruins were once architecture, like...
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