long exposure

TIME TRAVELS: Shutterbug Magazine just published an excellent article written by Barry Tanenbaum, on how I work with visualization, long exposures and multiple exposures, featuring one of my photos from the River Walk area of San Antonio, Texas. I hope you have a chance to read the article, January 2016 issue which is on news…

“Only from the heart can you touch the sky.” ― Rumi One of my favorite personal projects is to capture storms as they develop. It’s such a rush to see the clouds taking shape, but I can only imagine what my camera will capture over the several minute long exposure timeframe. As the wind blows,…

The earth has music for those who listen. ― George Santayana Part of being a good photographer is learning to visualize the potential for conditions that will make a great photograph. For the long exposure photographer, this means getting an idea of wind direction, cloud shapes, and tide movement, and how they will progress over…

Water is the driving force of all nature. ~Leonardo da Vinci A three minute exposure illustrates the idea of motion with wind, water and clouds while photographing at one of my favorite places to decompress and relax a moment, Lake Monroe in Sanford, Florida. I was lucky to catch some nice clouds yesterday! I used the Singh-Ray Mor-Slo…

Constructing Visual Narratives Using Time / Motion Techniques with Deborah Sandidge Tuesday, April 28th. 11:15am – 1:15pm  2015 Registration: Palm Springs Photo Festival  I hope to see you at this fantastic photography festival in beautiful sunny California!