Tag Archives: Photography Techniques

It’s all about the perspective

To us, photography is all about the varying the lighting, composition and perspective. When we were at Wegerzyn Gardens in Dayton last weekend for our engagement shoot, I took my life in my own hands and climbed onto the trellis to change my shooting perspective. Here is the result from the shot. I routinely vary […]

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Beware of Available (Natural) Light Photography

Many of my prospective wedding couples are asking me about the new buzzword called “Available Light Photography” also known an “Natural Light Photography”. I don’t know where or when it originated, but it seems to be a popular technique because of it’s simplicity and advent of high ISO cameras. With available light technique, you just […]

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My favorite B&W conversion

I’ve been experimenting with a number of B&W conversions over the past several year, but nothing has taken hold. Many B& W conversions seem jejune and pedestrian. I wanted to add a little color and warmth to the image. Here is my favorite B&W conversion technique from this year. Here is my take to bring […]

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Nighttime Car Photography

I wanted to get outdoors this evening and tryout something that I’ve been contemplating for a while. I love the blurred look of the background, but wanted to achieve this look in camera rather than in post process. Here are my favorite 5 shots after taking nearly 50 images.

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