As i mentioned in my earlier post (Lessons from the weekend – part 4) the last part of the field exercise included a visit to the local horse race track. Notes from this exercise: This was my first action shoot – i had never shot any fast moving things before – as such most of …
Disclaimer: I am not the expert in this subject. Do not read this – you might be better off reading this 600 page book instead. However, i do know what it is – and if you care for a really short explanation on what the heck it is, and why its important, continue reading…. Note: …
This past weekend, i attended a photo workshop by one of my favourite fine art photographers – Tony Sweet. A few notes from my experience: He is human after all! he makes mistakes as well….ironicically this is somewhat satisfying for me… He shared some of his tricks and techniques, which although seemingly small once you …
Fine art purists may not agree to getting their prints from an external agency, but i am routinely sending off my digital images to various online printers for both soft-proofing as well as competetion prints. I generally use Costco for most proofs, while keepers are usually done by WHCC.
Now that spring is in the air, the one thing that comes to mind is “Fresh Flowers!”. I recently attended the New York Botanical Gardens, for its popular annual orchid show. I was pleasently surprised at the number of professional “looking” photographers. If you notice, i quoted the term “looking” – intending to signify that …
While i have had a bit of experience shooting with long exposures in daylight (see earlier post), shooting the yesterday’s Lunar Eclipse was my first experience. Here are a few lessons from it:
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