With the addition of Star Effects to our arsenal, it is easier than ever to create memorable and striking night imagery with Topaz plug-ins. Join Nichole Paschal as she walks through several workflows to show how Topaz Adjust, B&W Effects and Star Effects can enhance your night images.
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Official video of “get get get” by Tantrum to blind. directed by Rasmus Wassberg. follow Tantrum to blind: www.tantrumtoblind.com www.myspace.com/tantrumtoblind www.youtube.com/TTBchannel
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Various night shots from around the city of Glasgow. Including City Chambers, Western Infirmary, Charing Cross, Argyle Street, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Caledonian University, Ingram St, George Square, the M8 motorway, The Mitchell Library, Glasgow University, St George’s Mansions, Sauchiehall Street, Buchanan Galleries. Please visit my site: www.rosslennoxphotography.co.uk
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Adorama Photography TV presents shooting at night! In this episode Mark Wallace shows you how to shoot at night using only the moon and stars as your source of light. Outtakes at the end of the video – Coyotes! Learn more about low-light and night photography: www.adorama.com Products used in this episode: SureFire HS1-A-BK Saint, Ultra High Output White Light LED Headlamp www.adorama.com Nikon D3S Body Only www.adorama.com Nikon 14mm – 24mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S Wide-Angle Zoom-Nikkor Lens www.adorama.com Benro A0690TBH00 Travel Angel Aluminum Tripod www.adorama.com Nikon MC-36 Multi-function Remote Cord www.adorama.com Nikon D7000 Digital SLR Camera Kit with 18-105mm DX VR Lens www.adorama.com Canon EOS-5D Mark II Digital SLR Camera Body www.adorama.com Canon EOS-7D Digital SLR Camera Body www.adorama.com Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II Digital SLR Camera Kit www.adorama.com Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L USM AutoFocus Telephoto Zoom Lens www.adorama.com Visit ?www.adorama.com for more photography videos! Send your questions to: AskMark@Adorama.com
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This fascinating 1958 documentary titled “How film is made”, that documents the production process and birth of photographic and cinematic film, was initially uncovered as part of a heritage in the Netherlands. Although its exact source and purpose are as of yet still unknown, it may have been an instructional film for new employees at Kodak’s factories world wide, and was probably used as a promotional film for the general public as well.
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razzi.me www.facebook.com www.PhotographersonUTube.com https In this tutorial you will learn how to use the BULB mode for long exposure night photography
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Remember last month's post on lens-axis fill flashing high school football? I promised to get back with you after experimenting with lighting a game with off-camera flash—way off-camera.
I spent a decent amount of time figuring out how to approach it: what flash, what beam throw, light position, dealing with the coaches, remotes, fill light, ambient balance, yada yada.
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Facebook: facebook.com More DSLR Tutorials only here: youtube.com In this “how to” video we show you a thing you can do with most cameras: Time exposure / long exposure. We toom some pictures at night and got some great results, which we also show in the tutorial. We also talk about settings and techiques of this creative kind of night photography. The best things is that you don’t need the best camera or lens to get some stunning images! Most photographs taken with the Nikon D90 + AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 G lens. Voice Over: Moritz Janisch Copyright 2011 by Fenchel & Janisch Filmproduktion GbR Twitter: twitter.com More DSLR videos on our channel: www.youtube.com Official website: www.fenchel-janisch.com
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With a population of nearly 13.5 million packed into just 2,448 square miles and a large network of disused bomb shelters, it’s no surprise that some Shanghai businesses are going underground. The Shelter is a new nightclub that makes use of one of the roughly 2,000 bomb shelters that can be found beneath the Xuhui district alone, leaving many of the original elements intact.
To get to the club, you’ll have to make your way down a long, narrow stairway and through a dark, cave-like cement tunnel that twists and winds beneath street level. For The Shelter, the rawness and darkness of the setting is part of the appeal.
There are hundreds of thousands of bomb shelters all over China, built in the ’60s and ’70s to prepare for possible air raids from the Soviet Union. “Some projects remain as secrets,” said Tong Songyan, an official at the Xuhui district government, in an interview with Reuters.
Other businesses that have made their home in these underground passages range from the appropriate to the incongruous including a wine shop, a men’s gay bar and a men’s underwear store. The location currently inhabited by The Shelter was formerly a vegetable market, ice storage facility, massage parlor and public bath house.
Is the end near? These stark but beautiful photos of underground bomb shelters give us a taste of what life may be like if we had to go underground to survive.
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The above-ground world is far from being the whole story. There’s another world beneath our feet – one that many of us never see – like these 6 amazing spaces.
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“Day & Night” is an American animated 2010 short film directed by Teddy Newton and produced by Pixar. The short film, attached to the Pixar film “Toy Story 3”, was Pixar’s first product to be designed with the native 3D, rather than applied in post-production.
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Happily, I am shooting high school football again this fall. Meaning I have come full circle from where I started nearly thirty years ago, except this time I am not shooting on deadline for a newspaper.
Which means I am free to shoot some of the facets I normally would have had to pass up, and to experiment with different ways of using flash. This past weekend, that meant a single speedlight, an OCF cord and a grid spot… Read more »
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