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Free Photo Webinar - "How to Capture the Perfect Landscape"
Posted by: LiHD Team Leader on Jul 16, 2009 at 03:00:00 PM

Thanks to all of you who joined us for our first photo webinar.  Now we announce our second one brought to you by LivinginHD.com and the Digital Photo Academy.  

Join us Tuesday, July 28th at 8pm EST.  

Have questions on this topic?  Submit them by July 21st so we can compile them for possible use during the webinar.


Registration information to follow!

We look forward to having you!

 

 

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About the Instructor

FRANK SITEMAN

Frank Siteman
- Specializes in Business and Professional Portraiture and stock photography

- Clients include ThermoElectron, Boston Cure, Lifespan, Pfizer, Boston Whaler, and Old Spice

- Has taught photography at Tuft’s, Roxbury Latin School, Simmons College, and the Art Institute of Boston

- www.franksiteman.com
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The right location + time of day = success
Posted by: LiHD Team Leader on Oct 23, 2008 at 06:00:48 PM

This landscape photograph was taken late in the day. I was driving to Vermont to visit friends and saw the sky becoming more and more colorful. I knew that their farm was picturesque and wanted to get there before the colors faded, so, without speeding, I made a beeline for their home. It helps to have a location in mind, and then wait for the right time of day.

Early in the morning and late day skies can be incredibly colorful and dramatic, but they don't last long, so make sure your camera is ready to go. Have an extra charged battery on hand. Choose an exposure ahead of time that is in the right range, since, when the light is right, you want to be concentrating on your composition, not trying to find the ISO button. A tripod is very handy in low light situations. Then, take the time

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