Rim Lighting creates drama in a photo – more so than with most lighting techniques – and in the right situation it can be just the creativity you need. This shot turned a photo a session from typical and blah into something that really pops. To do rim lighting you really need off-camera lighting.
Open to Suggestion
There’s this guy in my monthly photo workshop that is intrigued with reflections in an urban environment.
Exotic Portraiture: Split Light, Clarity and Vibrance
Sitar John Protopapas is primarily a World Music instructor at York College in York, PA. A study in diversity, John has a Greek background but grew up in South Africa and studied music in India.
Vive le Etrange: Wide Angle Portaiture
When you have an interesting, unique or just plain weird fashion to shoot, nothing brings out the odd like a wide angle lens.
Nature Photography with SmartPhones
Probably the most alien, yet accessible world available for one to photograph is the Pacific Tide Pool.
Salad Days: Storytelling With Fuji XT2 Color Rendition
Doing a photoshoot in a supermarket was never high on my list, but there I was on vacation, three thousand miles from home, with only a travel camera and a kit lens. Luckily the camera was a Fuji XT2, and lens was Fuji’s XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4, the most capable kit lens I’ve ever used. …
The Three Tenors
‘Even a fish would not get in trouble if it kept its’ mouth shut.’ – My Dad (Who once worked for the Defense Intelligence Agency.) At the docks in Garibaldi, Oregon, after the fishing boats come in, I used a Fuji XT2 – the perfect travel system – to capture these stunning, back lit, dinner-to-be’s. …
Street Photography was Meant to be Black & White
I don’t know why, but it almost always looks better that way.
