Tag: slow

  • Dumping the darkroom?

    A friend wrote me recently with something of an existential question for a photographer. I knew that answering it was going to be tough, for her and for me. Whichever direction I suggested she go (and whichever direction she chose to proceed) was bound to impact the lives of many photographers for years to come.

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  • Summertime snippets

    I am just settling into place in India, where I will be for much of the next six weeks. I am here partly because my daughter is volunteering at a school working with under-served children in Bangalore, India. I am also here because it is a great place to photograph (and spend part of the

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  • Mountain, time (a video)

    This photography podcast uses audio, images and animation to take the viewer to the mountains of Guatemala.

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  • Impact of changing your focal length during long exposures (a video)

    This podcast explains how to change the focal length of your lens, to “zoom” during long exposures, in order to get interesting effects.

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  • … in Bangalore traffic (a video)

    This podcast portrays the chaotic nature of road traffic in Bangalore, India

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  • Using flash and slow shutter speed when photographing (a video)

    This enhanced photography podcast explores important things to know when using flash and slow shutter speed.

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  • An “Auto” view of India (a video)

    This enhanced podcast takes the viewer on a visual journey through India while riding on an auto rickshaw, a traditional mode of transportation.

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