Window on Texas: Photo Tips - Dramatic Lighting

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0 #4 William Antony 2012-02-14 19:00
Nice video, Good to see people encouraging others to do better photography
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0 #3 Robert Mihovil 2011-12-22 03:18
Griff,
Nice photograhy tips. Have a terrific new year! Robert Mihovil, Art & Soul of Galveton.
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0 #2 Paulette Embody 2011-12-21 19:03
Your mention of flash was interesting. All the flashes in the stands of a large stadium amaze me. It is doubtful any of the cameras have enough strength to reach the event. The people are illuminating the rows in front of them . . . Perhaps they would be happier with a tripod or a solid surface and time exposure to get the picture - - - probably of action.

In addition, flash can be unique. When using a film camera, mounted on a tripod, I decided to take one picture with flash & one without. The cave lights are incadescent. The result - the processor had little option: part of the picture was blue and the other was colored for the flash.
Cave Without a Name, a National Natural Landmark, is a beautiful spot for a Texas Highways photo article.
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0 #1 Debbie Morelock 2011-12-15 15:07
Wow this is great for those of us needing to do social media we are always needing help to make the photos pop, any suggestions you give will be awesome. :-)
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