For those of you who missed Part I of my explanation of Sunny 16, be sure to read it. Once you have, please join the rest of us as we continue looking at when and how to use the rule of Sunny 16 to manually expose your images. This article will focus on exposing without a [...]
Mike Tittel attended Summer Intensive in 2003 and is an amazing adventure/sports/fitness/lifestyle photographer based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. Whether shooting on location with lights, models and stylists or on the side of a mountain while ice climbing, Mike’s photographs show a clear love of adventure. You don’t get the quality of images that [...]
This photograph was taken with an iphone by Sue LaRose.
I use the Sunny 16 technique as the surest and quickest way to take the mental wrangling (or at least some of it) out of shooting when my scene is in the bright sun. For those unfamiliar with the term, Sunny 16 refers to a manual exposure technique in which you set your camera to use an [...]
With on demand printing more and more people are creating their own photography books. July 14th is the deadline for Blurb’s Photography Book Now, one of the largest international competitions for self-published photography books. I recently had the opportunity to interview Lead Juror Darius Himes about the competition and his own love of photography books. [...]
This image was taken by Melanie Wright.
If you have seen our 2011 catalog than you are familiar with this week’s alumni, Athena Lonsdale. Athena attended Summer Intensive in 2002. We love her images so much we not only chose one for the 2011 cover but we used as many as we could other parts of the catalog and on the website. [...]
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