Shooting a Bar at Night Without Losing the Atmosphere
Practical advice for photographing a crowded bar at night, from shutter speed and focus to mixed light, composition and restrained editing.
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Practical advice for photographing a crowded bar at night, from shutter speed and focus to mixed light, composition and restrained editing.
Two runners, a dog on a leash, a row of bike hoops, a road full of headlights. Shot handheld from behind and slightly above, on a public …
A couple walking down a cobbled city street after dark, sharp from the cap on his head to the stitching on her coat, with a crowd of thirty …
A white service robot in a moulded gown stands on a red carpet at a hilltop terrace, holding a lit screen out at chest height. A ring light …
A frame like this one looks like a still from a film, and people usually credit the grade for that. The grade is the last five percent. …
On paper this scene should not work. A floodlit white stone bridge sits against a sky with no light in it at all, the water throws back a …
The Louvre has been photographed more than almost any building on earth. Your version adds nothing. The pyramid is lit the same way every …
The seafront promenade is one of the few street environments that reliably delivers subjects moving in a predictable direction at a …
There’s a window of maybe twenty minutes where a street like this works. The sky still holds blue. The sodium lamps are already on. Ten …
There are at least four different light sources in this frame and no single white balance setting is correct for any of them. The …