Night Photography Part #2 - Why We Take Photographs at Night?

http://www.clickherephotographytips.com Taking night photographs can be one of the most rewarding and easiest ways of ensuring that you will obtain truly rewarding results, and; it is a lot easier to achieve than many think

I have thoroughly enjoyed taking photographs at all times of the day, however; I have most enjoyed this experience at night as I feel that the ability to create a mood within my photographs is more evident in low light

I have created my videos to assist people that are either new to photography or people with a basic understanding of photography.

I a not an expert in photography, actually I am not considered a professional photographer, I am simply a person that has skills that I would like to share with others.

I hope that you enjoy the photography tips within all of my videos

Category:

Howto & Style

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• night photography
• digital
• photographs
• exposure
• photography tips
• photographer

[ayin3]

your photography is great but i suggest you talk more lively so we build more interest!

but awsome photographs

[clickherephotography]

Thanks for the suggestion...

Yep, I can be boring when I talk hopefully I will be able to improve as I make more videos.

I will have to give it a go...

Thanks again.

Cheers

Dean.

[chompychomps]

I think you speak just fine. It is refreshing to see someone that knows his stuff not acting like a TV personality or spokesmodel. If you ever come to Northern California, let me know. We have some good night scenes for you.

[clickherephotography]

Thanks for your kind comment...

I am a part time photographer that does not have much of an ego, I simply enjoy taking photographs and sharing a little information with others.

Thanks again..

Cheers

Dean.

[jazzigod]

Oh man, great pictures! So great!

[clickherephotography]

Thank you for commenting Jazz, I appreciate the feedback...

I enjoyed your YouTube site as well, keep up the good work and keep enjoying life.

Cheers

Dean.

[moomoomooism]

just a thought......(you will know this i bet !), you should have taken an under exposed picture to then stack the images to get the lighting right in the 3 locations you mention over exposed.....using a program like lightroom or photoshop etc.....

[nofear4232]

yeah stay yourself... that's why i'm watching your videos... don't listen no jerks lol

[chompychomps]

Fair enough. Happy shooting.

[clickherephotography]

Thank you for the comment, I hope that you find the information provided to be interesting...

Cheers

Dean.