sky
The sky isn't where I usually look for images. Most of the time, a dark blue sky or a bright cloudy one are just backgrounds for my subjects.
Lately, though, I've been looking up more closely. I made images of the Moon, the stars and the clouds. Even of clear, blue skies.
At a time when we are confined, the sky makes me feel free and connected to a bigger world beyond the walls of this house.
I'll keep looking up.
I got quite a few questions about how I made my latest movie, "The Night is Dark". I hope to answer most of those in this post and video.
The short version is: I took a lot of shots and put them together in a video.
This is how I did it.
Read MoreIn this video, I try long (really long) exposures with my Sony a6500, my first time doing this with a digital camera.
While film has reciprocity failure, digital has its own set of problems when it comes to long exposure photography.
In the end, though, I was satisfied with the results!
