Tag Archives: Photography Night Photography by Kent Weakley eClass Night Photography by Kent Weakley eClass Well the time to sign up is here. This exciting, fun, and informative online Night Photography eClass is starting September 15. Take your photography skills to the next level. Like most of us, you’ve probably spent a bundle on your camera and equipment....  Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 3 of 5 Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 3 of 5 OK, if you’ve been following since Part 1, you know I said these techniques are simple. Now you’ll probably thinking this one is ridiculously simple. I assure you this technique alone, if overlooked can lead...  Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 2 of 5 Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 2 of 5 Welcome to the second installment of making your images consistently sharper. OK, the tripod seems obvious. What to do if you don’t have a tripod or a place to brace your camera? Simple – turn...  Photo Tip ~ Red, White Lighthouse Conundrum Photo Tip ~ Red, White Lighthouse Conundrum In the last couple years I’ve taken a great interest in lighthouses. There are many factors that make them interesting to me; the history and stories, their relationship with the sea, the symbolism of safety and guidance, and their unique characteristics....  Featured Photographer ~ Bob Soltys Bob Soltys is this week’s Featured Photographer. My interest in photography was sparked by Alfred Eisenstaedt’s black and white images in The Eye of Eisenstaedt. Not long after reading that book, my aunts gave me a Kodak Instamatic camera for Christmas that I used during family trips and to photograph...  Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 1 of 5 Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 1 of 5 There isn’t much that’s more disappointing than coming back from a shoot only to find your images are less than sharp. This is a very common problem with some very simple solutions. Over the next...  Featured Photographer ~ Dawn Faught Dawn Faught is this week’s Featured Photographer. “Nothing but air” was all Dawn Faught caught in her lens once while photographing a cattle drive in Montana – from horseback. She had dropped the reins to capture cowboys working the herd and when a calf decided to make a break for...  Video Photo Tip ~ Affordable Underwater Photography Video Photo Tip ~ Affordable Underwater Photography Shooting underwater can be expensive with full professional gear, and disposable waterproof cameras aren’t very good at giving feedback while you’re shooting in the water. Not to mention the fact that you can only shoot a limited amount of frames and... 
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