Janet's Tips and Tricks to Effective night time photography
1. Take a tripod or all your shots will be shakey
2. Take a torch or you could lose a vital piece of photography equipment like your lens cap.
3. Take warm clothing, it's chillier than you think in the dark.
4. Take a bunch of other people with you for safety, especially if you are a woman.
5. Take a kind, technically more competent man or woman with you and if they are really nice (thanks Wieland) they will carry your tripod and help you set it up and take it down again.
6. Don't forget to take your camera.
7. Remember any technical difficulites you have will be magnified by night time because you can't see a b----y thing in the dark, even with a torch.
8. Be especially careful with your camera because it would be easy to knock it over in the dark into a fountain and drown it or smash it to bits on the hard concrete.
9. Other than that, remember to have fun, keep your cursing to a minimum and take plenty of photos, one in a thousand could be a shot of gold...
Shots of golden light at the Lake front with rippling water
Park benches along the lake front.
Candi floss Fountain
Cars with trails of light on Fenton Street
Creativity Quote of the day
I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.
Vincent Van Gogh
1. Take a tripod or all your shots will be shakey
2. Take a torch or you could lose a vital piece of photography equipment like your lens cap.
3. Take warm clothing, it's chillier than you think in the dark.
4. Take a bunch of other people with you for safety, especially if you are a woman.
5. Take a kind, technically more competent man or woman with you and if they are really nice (thanks Wieland) they will carry your tripod and help you set it up and take it down again.
6. Don't forget to take your camera.
7. Remember any technical difficulites you have will be magnified by night time because you can't see a b----y thing in the dark, even with a torch.
8. Be especially careful with your camera because it would be easy to knock it over in the dark into a fountain and drown it or smash it to bits on the hard concrete.
9. Other than that, remember to have fun, keep your cursing to a minimum and take plenty of photos, one in a thousand could be a shot of gold...
Shots of golden light at the Lake front with rippling water
Hospital and oak trees looking pretty ghostly and golden
Fountain taking on a pink tinge in the City Focus
Candi floss Fountain
Framed fountain with sparkly light
Flax silhouette among the bubbles.
Creativity Quote of the day
I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.
Vincent Van Gogh
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