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Photographing a Climber at the Garden of the Gods
When I first arrived in Colorado in February of 1981, one of the first places that one of my new friends took me to was The Garden of the Gods. What is that, you ask? The Garden of the Gods is a public park that’s located in Colorado Springs and was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1971.
Film Friday: Should You Shoot Expired Film?
So as the title says: Why Expired Film? I believe that there are at least two reasons why people shoot expired film. As Mary always said there is always a good reason and then there is the real reason.
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Using LED Lighting for a Nostalgic Portrait
Barn doors are an attachment fitted to the front of a light used in films, television, and photography. The attachment consists of four or more leaves that facilitate shaping of the beam of light and prevent the distinctive any scattering of light into areas where it’s not wanted.
Wheels Wednesday: A Few Car Show Photography Tips
Whether shooting indoors or outside sometimes getting the correct exposure can be tricky, so you should always be sure to follow one of Farace’s most important Laws for photographing cars…
Shooting Portraits with Continuous Light
Some photographers think that studio lighting equipment is expensive and complicated to operate but neither assumption has to be true.




