Special Interest: Night Photography
| Mentor: | Robert Gorrill, APSA |  |
| Contact Address: | 48 High Street Damariscotta, ME 04543-4632 |
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| Phone #: | 207-563-7463 | |
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| Definition: | Night photography starts shortly after the sun has gone down and there is still a glow in the skies. This glow is a great help to separate the shapes of the objects that are being photographed from the dark of the night sky. When it is truly dark, time exposures can be used to record the movement of traffic or other objects. The longer the exposure, the more interesting these images can be. Using a tripod to photograph moving objects such a Ferris wheel can give some spectacular results. Zooming a lens during a time exposure can also provide some very interesting images. | |
| References: |
Available Light and Night Photography by Robert Gorrill, APSA (as published in the
August 2002, PSA Journal and provided here with permission of the author and PSA). Astrophotography: The Earth and Sky Connection by Ronald Zincone (as published in the July 2005, PSA Journal and provided here with permission of the author and PSA). The Twilight Zone: Photographing Twilights by Kerry Drager, APSA, PSA Journal, June, 2000 Night Photographer Dot Com: Photo Galleries Photography About Com: Night Photography - how to do it |
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| Resources: | The Nocturnes: Night photography workshops, exhibits, and resouces | |
| Workshop: | School of Photography. com: Night Photography Photoxels. com: Tutorial, Night Photography |
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| Examples: | Dark Sky Dreams Night Photography Lost America: Night Photography of the Abandoned Roadside West |
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