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Double Ooops!
A review of my outtakes and a posting error. Last night, I accidentally posted the Tracking the Light episode, I’d intended for this morning. See: http://briansolomon.com/trackingthelight/subtlety-of-steam-on-soft-evening/ So, to make sure I had fresh material today, I’ve composed a short follow up. Two of the images in my sequence of locomotive 89 at Paradise Lane suffered from a momentary…
I used a simple paper towel tube for the effect!
Practicing panning technique
I think on the whole people don't appreciate how fast a changed camera technique can fuck with the tone of the shot/scene. One second into this new shot and it's suddenly tense and I am anticipating an argument simply cause it's hand held now and shaky.
Photoshoot with the Moose
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Amtrak's Pennsylvania at Gap—A Two-Camera, Six-Frame sequence.
I often work with multiple cameras. Since purchasing my Nikon Z7-II at the end of last year, I now often work with both my Nikon mirrorless cameras in tandem. I’ve fitted my Z-series 70-200mm zoom to my Z6, and a Z-series 24-70mm to the Z7-II. This arrangement gives me the flexibility to make a variety of different angles quickly, swaping back and forth between the two cameras as needed. In…
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