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Category Archives: Photo Techniques
Halloween Week – Abandoned House #4
This one I am still confused about. I know that it was inhabited not too terribly long ago and then a big sign appeared saying the land was for sale. The surrounding farmland was purchased and they tore down a … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Ohio, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged abandoned home, architecture, Autumn, farm house, Halloween, sky replacement
8 Comments
What about catchlights
We’ve all heard about catchlights in human eyes being a goal when doing portraits; it makes the eyes more appealing and the person to look less like an inanimate doll (I read that somewhere just can’t recall where.) But recently … Continue reading
Posted in life, Nature, Ohio, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged Alum Creek beach, bird, bird photography, black ringed gull, catchlights, Ohio nature
6 Comments
That’s not a bird…
But in some ways it can help you with one aspect of bird photography and that’s being able to track something in flight. Oh sure, the plane isn’t flapping and depending on the type of plane it can fly from … Continue reading
Posted in Ohio, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged action photography, airplane, biplane, photography, propeller plane
11 Comments
Hiatus
The world is steadily changing and some changes aren’t exactly what we wanted or expected but we try to adjust. Part of adjusting for me now is to take a break for awhile. I don’t know if it will be … Continue reading
Posted in Art, black and white, Flowers, life, Monochrome Monday, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged black and white photography, still life, Sudek, tulip
4 Comments
Staying home photography 2
After a bit I gave up trying to copy the Sudek image and just began to enjoy seeing how the light made shadows and patterns from the glass and the window blinds. I particularly liked how this one turned out. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, black and white, Flowers, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged black and white, flower photography, Josef Sudek, monochrome, natural light, shadows, still life, tulip
22 Comments
Staying Home Photography
You’ve all seen a variety of photo challenges/assignments out there nowadays; some from those who do it on the regular and some new ones from us who are getting creative while staying home. I like to watch YouTube videos to … Continue reading
Photo Editing: Texture Layers
I’m not sure how well you can see it but this image has been edited using two texture layers to give it an artistic painterly canvas look. Adding texture layers to an image can be an interesting way to get … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Flowers, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged flower bud, flower photography, magnolia tree, painterly, photography, spring, texture layers
4 Comments
Photography in pandemic times
Let me first say that by no means am I making light of the current situation nor am I going to give opinions on how things are being handled or how to handle things other than please try not to … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged low key, macro, moon photography, nature, photo tips, photography, photos, tutorials
20 Comments
It’s a small world – You can call me but don’t call me Al
A Monday monochrome macro moment here (and alliteration) featuring an old phone. When shooting a macro image you have two choices. You can photo stack to make everything come out sharp or you can deal with that thing that goes … Continue reading
Posted in black and white, macro, Monochrome Monday, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged black and white, depth of field, macro, macro photography, monochrome, photo, photography
5 Comments
Heads or Tails – Shooting through water
Shooting through water can give you some very nice or very blurry images depending on what you are shooting, with what and how close to the surface your subject matter is. Oh, and how clear the water is; the clearer … Continue reading
Posted in life, Nature, Ohio, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged Columbus Ohio, fish, Franklin Park Conservatory, koi, nature photography, photo, photography
9 Comments