Karl Taylor-Combining Filters And Flash For Twilight Cityscapes +audio rus

In this video Karl demonstrates an old darkroom technique for photographing a twilight cityscape that allows you to carefully control the exposure of particular areas of the shot.

Instead of graduated filters, Karl uses ND filters in a creative way to basically create the same effect as burning and dodging, but during a long exposure.

This technique is particularly useful if you’re in an environment where graduated filters don’t block light in the right areas.

By using this burn and dodge technique, we’re able to darken particular areas of the image, similarly to how we would have processed the image in the darkroom. This, combined with a single studio flash, resulted in a creative cityscape image of Basel, Switzerland. And if you don’t have ND filters, Karl also shares a handy, and very affordable alternative that works just as well!

In this landscape photography class we cover the following:

• How to photograph at twilight
• Equipment for landscape photography
• Using filters for landscape photography
• Using flash with long exposures
• How to control exposure in an image

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