Light Painting 101: Less is more; Keeping the shadows
Keep the shadows and create more mystery. Sometimes in light painting, less is more. I’ll show examples of creating drama by illuminating less of the
Keep the shadows and create more mystery. Sometimes in light painting, less is more. I’ll show examples of creating drama by illuminating less of the
I recently had a friend ask me what the difference is between underexposing and image and overexposing. Why do you do it and when? Is
It doesn’t really take too much imagination when you have a muscleman in front of your lens to picture him as a green mass with
Making portraits with a rim light is awesome. It gives depth and punch and when you do it really well you’ll notice that it looks
I often spend a lot of time at a wedding wrestling with light. Different sources, color temperatures, intensities are all over. Often, I find I