Well, put simply a Triptych is an image comprised of three images. Oh you say, that’s it. Pretty much. I was inspired to have a go myself after reading an article in Amateur Photographer, it was illustrating David Hilliard’s (http://www.davidhilliard.com/) use of this format. So read on to see how you can do it too with this tutorial.
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Light Painting as dubbed by some, is a great new photography technique whereby people take long exposures and flash lights around while doing so. There’s a bunch of examples all over the internet and a couple of guides. We didn’t read any of the guides and tried to do it ourselves the other night.
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Several years ago, I was on a radio talk show. My main topic of concern was internet shopping and the high-street. While I’m a geek, and the internet is my domain, I still love to go window shopping. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve seen high streets dwindle until they become they wild west scenes, complete with tumble weeds, charity stores and coffee shops.
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If you’re anything like me, you only realized it was Fathers Day a couple of days ago, and you’re gonna have to work fast to make something great and get it in the mail for it to be there on time. If you’re not like me, then kudos for remembering things like that! In this tutorial, I’m gonna you show you how you can create a truly unique Fathers Day card, that I’m sure your Dad’ll love.
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It’s that time of year when I’m looking for a new camera, I have a list of things I look for in a camera, it needs to fit in my pocket, it needs to be great image quality, it needs Auto Bracket Exposure & RAW (for HDR), it should have Face recognition, low-light photos are a must, has to come with a flash, it needs to have a full manual mode and should be reasonably priced (If money wasn’t an option I’d buy the Leica X1 at $4000 instantly).
Over the past few weeks I’ve had my eye on the superb looking Sony NEX-5. So is search over, or do I have to continue looking?
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