Long Exposures are nothing but integrations over a period of time. I think this will be a cool way to introduce kids to the concept of time and how photography is nothing but an integration…
… maybe there is some sampling in there as well.
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Playing with Bokeh
Bokeh (pronounced /bo’ka/) is the visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens.
Most photo buffs including me primarily get high quality Bokeh with good quality glass. One quality of bokeh is the fact that out of focus highlights usually …
read morePainting with Light
I love painting with light… putting a small object in complete darkness and then lighting the scene with a small flashlight. Observe the two very different renditions of identical composition.
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Martini On Photons
Painting with Light
Painting with light is just a joy to use. One keeps the camera on the tripod along with a still life and then go around and light the scene with a flashlight as you see fit. Some examples follow.
In the images below all the changes are …
read moreThe Little Prince
This document was created mapping the cartesian coordinates to the polar coordinates. We were visiting The Cube in Orange County and I shot a 360 panorama of Devin. So the x axis of the image represented the azimuth and the y axes the elevation. After that it was a simple …
read moreMultiple Exposures Revisited
This was an interesting exercise. Took more work in convincing a 6 year old to talk to a version of himself who is not there…
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Multiple Exposures
Since I was taking care of the twins, this was the only pic that could capture at this wedding. It was a quick shoot and then realignment in post. If it is not clear, there are three versions of Bride and Groom in there.
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