Christmas time and the holiday season are here and it is time to photograph all the beauty around us including family and friends, which also includes our precious pets. Capturing candid photos of pets in their natural pose, behaviour can be very rewarding and will allow us to preserve those beautiful memories. Pets can be […]
Understanding Light Articles
Christmas season is a time to spend time with family and friends and cozy up to warm food and drinks. It is also a time when the lights adorn homes, cafes, town centres and other areas. With so many photo opportunities, it is a great time for photographers to capture some very interesting photos both indoors and outdoors and some that can be cherished as beautiful memories.
Understanding light and its behaviour is of high importance in order to enhance your photography skills to capture better photos. In this article, we have put together a bunch of tutorials that will help you gain an understanding of light and use it in your day-to-day photography.
Who does not love beautiful light in photography? All photographers crave for it, but not much is talked about shadows or good shadows in photography. If you look at very powerful, emotive photographs, you can notice that there is always some amount of shadow that complements the light in the photograph – most of the time.
Here are some images that will help you to be inspired to embrace shadows in photography.
Shadows are cast by light falling on an obstacle and these shadows depending on the time of day and intensity of light, can lead to stunning and dramatic images. Shadows and light in combination can also add depth to a photo and shadows if used creatively can be a wonderful tool for composing compelling photographs.
Here are a bunch of articles, that will show you how shadows are helpful for better photography, along with some stunning photography that will show you how shadows can be used creatively in your day-to-day photography.
Living in the North East of England, dull days, especially in the winter can be pretty much the norm. That gives me two options, scurry back under the bed covers and wait for sunshine, or get out and embrace the dull light.
But what can you shoot when the skies are relentlessly grey? Quite a lot actually.
