Exposure Basics: Using the Substitution Method

Exposure Basics: Using the Substitution Method

Today’s Post by Joe Farace “I sometimes wonder whether all pleasures are not substitutes for joy.” —C. S. Lewis When using the substitution method of exposure, you replace an object within the scene you’re photographing with an object of known...
Wheels Wednesday: Cars & Coffee Photo Tips

Wheels Wednesday: Cars & Coffee Photo Tips

Today’s Post by Joe Farace I never rode in an automobile until I was 12. —Loretta Lynn. This was also true for myself and I didn’t grow up in Butcher Hollow, Kentucky. Hopefully it won’t be too long before I can attend the next Cars & Coffee in...
My Approach: Boudoir/Glamour Sessions

My Approach: Boudoir/Glamour Sessions

Flashback: Recently, my wife and I were having lunch and I told her I was having trouble coming up with a new theme for my Tuesday blog posts and she suggested “Tricky Tuesday” as a way to share some of the different tricks, tips and techniques I’ve used over the...
Some Newbie Thoughts About Infrared Photography

Some Newbie Thoughts About Infrared Photography

If you read a previous Saturday Post you may know that, according to my docs. I am recovering from major surgery. Keeping up to date with seven posts per week has been challenging so I’m going to revive a practice when I had hand surgery several years ago: Having a...
Shooting Portraits In Your Home

Shooting Portraits In Your Home

My Sunday Series on Outdoor Portraits remains on hiatus as I consider changing this day’s theme to Available Light Portraiture, which is what today’s post is about. This post also takes a look at a very special model called Dusty. Today’s Post by Joe Farace...