MOONLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY 

photography is my hobby why? I like photography because it is my passion. because my title is moonlight photography because i love to picture moon and so on. I liked the picture when I was 15 years old when I first took pictures of places I went to and nature. i love nature and moon.

A black-and-white negative can vary in only a few ways.

the most obvious is in how dark or light it is overall, and this is simply a matter

of how much exposure film is given in the camera and how much development in the camera

and how much development in the darkroom.the more of each the film receives, the more of the 

emulsion will be darkened.

- by Michael Freeman 

FILTERING COLORS INTO TONES

Each of the four district colors in this  still life -green ,red,blue,and yellow

are susceptible to alteration by filters. with no filter used, the over -sensitivity 

of normal black and white film to blue and its under sensitivity to red 

give pale tones to the cigarette packet and a too-dark version of the red dutch 

cheese on the left of the picture.

- By Michael  Freeman 

PHOTOGRAPHY  TIPS 

1. Use the rule of thirds

This rule helps you take eye-catching pictures by using one of the most effective rules of composition.

                                                  2. Avoid Camera shake

Camera shake or blur is something that can plague any photographer and here are some ways to avoid it.

                                                3. Learn to use the exposure triangle 

To get your photos looking their best, you need to master the three basics: Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO.

      4. Use a Polarizing Filter 

                                   If you can only buy one filter for your lens, make it a polarizer.

                                      

                                                  5.  Create a Sense of Depth 

When photographing landscapes, it helps to create a sense of depth, in other words, make the viewer feel like they are there.

                                                     6. Use Simple Background 

  The simple approach is usually the best in digital photography, and you have to decide what needs to be in the shot, while not including anything that is a distraction.

7. Don't Use Flash Indoors 

Flash can look harsh and unnatural especially for indoor portraits. Therefore, there are various ways you can take an image indoors without resorting to flash.

                                                      8. Choose The Right ISO 

 

The ISO setting determines how sensitive your camera is to light and also how fine the grain of your image.

                                                        9.Pan to Create Motion 

                                  If you want to capture a subject in motion, then use the panning technique. To do this, choose a shutter speed around two steps lower than necessary – so for 1/250, we’d choose 1/60. Keep your camera on the subject with your finger half way down on the shutter to lock the focus and when ready, take the photo, remembering to follow them as they move.

                                                           10. Experiment  with Shutter Spade 

When taking a night time shot, use a tripod and try shooting with the shutter speed set at 4 seconds. You will see that the movement of the object is captured along with some light trails.