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In the following article, I explore the effects of aperture, exposure, ISO, flash, and camera motion on night photography. By utilizing some straightforward tricks, one can accomplish many interesting effects.
Author: Chris Bemis
Twisting camera during exposure of moonlit path.
I wrote the following article as a guide for nighttime photography equipment. While I have upgraded my own equipment over the years, a simple consumer grade camera and tripod can open up the door to new opportunities. I suggest referencing the article as something to aim for, not an absolute requirement.
First image gallery of the new year! Also, first winter storm of the new year.
Friday, January 7th, 2011, about 7” of fluffy crystalline snow fell on Ballston Spa. The contrast of artificial lighting against the pristine snow was perfect for night photography
On the first Thursday after Thanksgiving, the main stretch of Broadway in Saratoga Springs is closed to traffic, and pedestrians partake in a Victorian themed Christmas Celebration.
In the following image gallery, explored the many photogenic happenings, using a wide array of night photography methods to achieve a diverse range of effects.
This is the final installment in a two part series.
On the first Thursday after Thanksgiving, the main stretch of Broadway in Saratoga Springs is closed to traffic, and pedestrians partake in a Victorian themed Christmas Celebration
In the following image gallery, I explored the many photogenic happenings, using a wide array of night photography methods to achieve a diverse range of effects.
I have a habit of wandering the streets of Saratoga Springs when I can’t sleep at night. In the following gallery, I play with light, shadow, and lack of rest.
I have a habit of playing with my photographs on Adobe Photoshop, creating various abstract effects. I just published a gallery in which I explore quadrilateral shapes.
