If something appears in the visible spectrum, your camera’s sensor should be able to record it.
Even if  you can’t see it, if in view of the lens, it will show up.Â
This is assuming you leave the shutter open long enough.
What your camera can’t do is “freeze†the whole image as a still image. Continue reading A different way to see a Night Scenic
A couple of posts back I mentioned a still life assignment I gave my beginning photography students.
Some might say this is way too tough one for folks who are starting out.
That’s true, but I think in attempting this, they will learn quite a bit.
Personally, I’m learning not to do any type of photography with food on an empty stomach. Sort of like, “Never go grocery shopping on an empty stomach?†Continue reading Photographing Lunch
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Just about anyone who has ever tried to photograph a full moon against the night sky with their camera on automatic knows how disappointing this can be. Continue reading Photographing the moon
Early morning sun illuminates the facade of Riverside’s Municipal Museum.
A Photowalk can be just the thing to energize your tired eyes. It’s a nice break from the kind of photography I do for paying clients.
It gives me a chance to reconnect with why I picked up a camera in the first place. Continue reading Composition:Having Fun Seeing