Sharpness – a dying art?
Recently, I’ve become very aware that many photos obviously lacking sharpness are often posted both on social media sites and also on photographic sites such as Flickr….
Author: Norman Dodds
Exposure – a worked example
Landscape photographers have often encountered a subject where there is a very high dynamic range. Typically, skies are too bright and shadows are too dark if you expose for the mid tones. One way to overcome this ….
Reading the Light
Photography is all about light – by definition! How we ‘read’ the light in any scene or subject is one of the most important steps in taking a photograph.
It’s all about intentions
So, you’ve found something you want to photograph. Do you just point and press or do you stop and think first? What goes on in a photographer’s mind between the time a possible shot is seen and when the button is pressed?