My kids take part in a summer drama camp, whose big finish is producing a show. As with most parents, I was there with my camera. Knowing a few simple techniques, though, meant I was more likely to get some good pictures. And these tips are easy to do, even with the little point-and-shoot camera I was using.
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I just returned from a photography trip to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, and my favorite photos from there aren't what you might expect.
For those who've been riding the digital train for some time, the evolution of affordable desktop photo quality printing has been quite remarkable. I vividly remember the shock of seeing the first print roll off an Epson Photo Stylus printer. It almost looked like a "real" photograph. Today, with the proper printer and technique it is quite simple not just to match, but to exceed the quality of traditional wet darkroom printing.
Blue Pixel is once again providing the still photography for Rock Star as they start filming their second season. Danny Moloshok is doing the photography, and sends us some notes from behind the scenes.
Every year photographers plan for days to shoot the perfect fireworks shot. I do it too - all scoped out and ready for the big show. But this year, a series of huge thunderstorms right before dusk led me to believe they were cancelled. So I went to a party instead.
Sometimes you'll find a picture that's just about perfect, but the light's not quite what you want. If you're lucky, you'll be able add that little bit of light yourself.
