Photography is in essence the art of capturing light, but some of the most interesting photos ever taken have been when there isn’t much light around. Over the course of decades capturing photos for both profit and pleasure, the greatest technical challenge for me has been figuring out how to get sharp, clean photos in low light. This ranges from capturing lifestyle product photos for reviews in dim, interior settings, to recording the wheel of stars in the night sky, to documenting unexplored legacy forests, and snapping pics of barn owls soaring in the pre-dawn twilight on the high desert of the Columbia Plateau….
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