Spring Light

Photography is all about light. In this blog I use photos taken during the last month to illustrate a few of the concepts I have taught for years to people…

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Photo Lessons

This weekend I gave two 3-hour photo lessons to two very enthusiastic photographers. It was fun for me, and I think they benefited from the time we spent together. Both…

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Lessons from a Lesson

I did some one-on-one photography tutoring in Sunapee Harbor Thursday with a very enthusiastic photographer. I took few photos; I mostly helped with shooting modes and methods. It is important…

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Sunsets in Motion

Everyone knows you need to hold your camera still -- or better yet use a tripod -- for sharp shots of colorful sunsets. But moving your camera while the shutter…

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LX7 First Ten Days

Cameras and lenses are just tools. It's not the equipment, it's the photographer that makes pictures. I've had students with extensive and expensive gear who make very pedestrian photos. And…

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Photographing the Stars

Last week featured cool, clear nights and a fairly new moon. Ideal conditions to see lots of stars. So, prompted by a question I was asked about photographing stars in…

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Photographing the Moon, Part 2

In mid-July I related some thoughts and gave some hints on photographing the moon, given the upcoming blue moon. I commented that I mainly photograph the moon opportunistically. That is,…

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Photographing the Moon

Once in a blue moon, or maybe a bit more often, I opportunistically photograph a full moon. I almost never plan to do so; all of my photos here were…

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