Firework photography tips
Fourth of July is a day that traditionally means fireworks in the United States. While you may or may not celebrate this holiday, summer is
Fourth of July is a day that traditionally means fireworks in the United States. While you may or may not celebrate this holiday, summer is
One of the biggest “rules” out there in photography is to shoot level, shoot above, but never shoot someone from a low perspective. It’s unflattering,
Timelapses are really cool ways to show time progression and I love to create one or two in every city I travel to. Over the summer, I had a short stay at the Westin Buckhead in Atlanta and shot a really cool timelapse of car streaks outside the hotel. It didn’t take long and was a lot of fun to produce.
While I always remind myself that nothing beats a tripod… sometimes I find myself out and about without one. Sure, I’m a big fan of
When shooting in low light situations, look for pockets of light to exposure your subject.
Before engaging the enemy it was a low light situation, once the rifles burst it was only then that I knew I had captured the
Some months ago, my friend Geoffrey Orthwein told me he was working on a screenplay with Andrew Sullivan. They hoped to shoot it in the summer of 2014 and asked if I would be interested in producing the film. Of course, I said “Yes”
I was recently shooting in a museum that had a no tripod rule. It also seemed to have little budget for lights either as the
This week Im traveling light on vacation. Im doing my best to carry the least gear possible so I can take in the sites around
A fun technique when shooting water is to go for the long exposure. The water goes silky and becomes great to look at. For many,