If you’ve ever wanted to try shooting star trails you’ll want to read this and follow along. I even give you 94 images to try processing if you haven’t shot any yourself. I’ll walk you through step-by-step how to shoot it, how to process and stack them for a final stunning image.
Night Photography
Lots of great night photography tutorials covering things such as camera settings for low light photography, how to focus in the dark and best techniques.
Guides for night photography including:
- How to Photograph Stars
- How to Create Star Trails
- How to Photograph the Milky Way
- Light Painting Tutorials
- Fire Spinning
There's so much to low light photography that while we go over some basics in our photography workshop in Drumheller, AB each spring and fall. However, now by popular demand, we're developing a dedicated Night Photography Workshop to be held in Western as well as Eastern Canada.
Night Photography Quick Tip – Adding Light
Would you believe this image of a classic Cuban car was lit with a cellphone? Read this night photography article for a quick tip on how to add light to your subject at night. See the before and after images, and the complete step by step sequence of how we did it.
Guide to Photographing Light Trails at Night
Photographing light trails at night is a fun way to make some stunning images. This how to guide shows you exactly how to do this from what equipment you need, finding a good location, timing the shots and even a bonus advanced tip on how to combine multiple images for even greater effect.
How to Photograph Star Trails and the Milky Way
How to photograph star trails and the Milky Way – tips for equipment needed, camera settings, and set up so that you can go try this yourself.
Tips for Photographing the Lunar Eclipse – Interview with Phil Hart
There is a special occurrence happening next week starting late on the evening (or night) on April 14th or early in the morning on the 15th (depending on your location. It is a lunar eclipse! This is where the earth comes in between the sun and the moon casting our shadow on the moon temporarily…