PhotoWalk: Hudson Gardens Revisited in Infrared
Photography is all about light but where infrared photography is concerned you’re capturing images using invisible light, which is why comparisons to traditional photography can be difficult to make. If you want to create a dramatic image, few things beat a...
Tips for Portrait Lighting Outdoors
My Sunday series about making portraits outdoor continues today with a portrait of Dottie, who I photographed at a group model shoot back when they were held in Northern Colorado. Mary also got to photographed her and, as usual, the style of our images were vastly...
How Can You Tell if a Mazda Miata is Happy?
Today’s Post by Joe Farace There’s no room to Rhumba in a sports car.—Elvis Presley Riddle me this: How can you tell if a Mazda Miata is Happy? Simple: You count the bugs in its teeth. And if you think that seeing shark’s teeth on an MX-5 is...
It’s Not the Sharpest Knife in the Drawer
Factoid: Shooting infrared images requires a different focusing technique because the wavelengths of infrared light are different enough that the refractive properties of a lens will bend it at different angles than it will for the wavelengths of visible light. This...
