Category: Tips and Techniques
Winter Photography Guide Winter photography will require a different approach to film photography and exposure. When a light meter measures light it measure a mid-gray point. However, because the average tone of a bright...
Composition in Photography Composition is the singular aspect that marks the difference between a good photograph and a bad photograph. With film cameras that feature automatic exposure, preview buttons, automatic focusing, digital backs for...
There are countless situations in film photography where motion plays a role. As such, there are a few motion photography tips and techniques that may be utilized during motion photography. You may want to...
Guest article by Daniela Baker According to National Geographic, the thing that sets great landscape photography apart is that it focuses on exactly the right elements of a landscape. Without realizing it, our human...
Landscape film photography is exactly what the name implies – taking photographs of landscapes. Loosely interpreted, landscape photography can include cityscapes as well as nature photography shots. When shooting landscape photography, there are quite...
Frozen motion photography is a basic technique that suspends movement completely and keeps the moving subject in complete, or near complete, focus. This film photography technique requires a fast shutter speed to freeze the...
Blur motion photography is a technique that purposely blurs any and all movement. This technique is achieved by using a long shutter speed to capture objects in motion. There are many ways to approach...