If you've read our first article on Astrophotography and you're wanting more, now it's time for you learn how to deal with the long-exposures that you'll no doubt take.
If you've read our first article on Astrophotography and you're wanting more, now it's time for you learn how to deal with the long-exposures that you'll no doubt take.
If you’ve ever looked at the skies and wondered “How can I take a picture of what’s up there?” then you need to read this.
Ever wanted to set up your own studio and do portraiture or model shots? "This sort of technique should permit you to make sure that things such as trees do not seem to be growing out of the head of your subject, that you haven’t chopped off feet or heads..." writes Gary Stark.
Ordinarily, the words “black” and “stormy” are portents of doom. It’s an irony therefore that, for DSLR Users members, the same words tend to conjure much happier perceptions.
Leon “Sheepie” Williams takes a trip into Outback Australia armed only with his son, a camera, and his four-wheel drive.
It’s his last few weeks in this country and Matt Bonnington is taking a picture. The man familiarly known as Rokkstar holds his pose with ease for the man behind the camera. That man, however, is also the man in front of the camera as Matt is taking a self-portrait.
