Since the beauty of fireworks are the light trails they make, it’s best to use a longer shutter speed. Think somewhere around a couple seconds, but because fireworks all vary in size and duration, the best technique is to use Bulb Mode so you can have the shutter open for precisely the time you want.
Everybody has photos like these in their collection whether they use a $50 point-and-shoot or a 5k DSLR: images with a lot of haze and no punch to them at all. I decided today to browse through some images that would normally not be included on my site just to show you how to add a little more life to them.
We are truly spoiled here in San Diego with not just the weather, but the beautiful scenery that awaits every time we venture out.
“offering the DSC team a very lucrative, multi-year offer” I can’t help but feel this truly means a substantial pay cut for multiple years. With the sad news today I’d like to pay tribute to the DSC with some samples from the years I’ve worked with them. I hope they find their way back on air soon.
This shot has been done many times before, but you can’t live in this beautiful city and not shoot it at least once.
My dad and I used to surf here from time to time so it was kind of cool to go down and take a trip down memory lane.
If you’re ever in San Diego and you love coffee, just go already.
HDR is quite the rage these days. You can make an image anywhere from super punchy to other-worldly and psychedelic. Here, I show you a way to take it to about level seven.
My new painting is finished. Tsunamis and global warming could create some of the best surf ever seen in some very unlikely places.
Expect more food photography posted soon. Here’s some samples.
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