Are you ready to take your photography skills to the next level? Are you fascinated by the beauty of the night sky and cityscapes? If so, our upcoming night photography workshop is perfect for you!
As a new photographer, you may not have tried Night Photography.
I can assure you that you have missed an exciting part of photography.
A picture is worth a thousand words. So, I decided to add a few photos from our Gastown Night tour as testimonies for this Tuesday.
Our students took these pictures, showing how much they learned and had fun during the workshop.
Our next Night photography tour starts on September 10, 2022. It begins at Stanley Park, and we tour Vancouver Skyline to finish the class.
We offer different photography classes and tours. Click HERE to see the list of our upcoming workshops. Feel free to contact us if you have more questions.
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For successful night photography, you must learn how to measure the exposure using the camera’s built-in light meter.
In the Vancouver Skyline Photography workshop, we will cover topics such as:
Take advantage of being with a group of same-minded photographers at night photography and have a fun night out. This workshop will begin roughly half an hour before sunset and will be approximately 2.5 hours long.
Night photography is not guesswork; it needs experienced techniques. Join us for an informative workshop.
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Many believe that opportunities for landscape photography end once the sun sets for the day.
But for those who know the proper techniques, landscape photography opportunities are always present, regardless of the time. For successful night photography, you need to learn how to set up your camera, measure the exposure, identify distracting elements and how to avoid them, and many more.
A professional educator can make learning photography full of fun!
Ted and Brett would like to invite you on September 10, 2022, to discover how to capture fantastic images during blue hour and beyond.
Take advantage of being with a group of same-minded photographers at night photography and have a fun night out. This workshop will begin roughly half an hour before sunset and will be approximately 2.5 hours long.
Come and join us for a fun night photography class at Stanley Park. It is a fully hands-on workshop and covers special night photography techniques.
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The night sky has always been a fascinating mystery. Since we first started walking the earth, humans have looked to the heavens with awe and amazement, admiring the beauty of the stars at night.
However, capturing the beauty of the Night Sky and Milky Way on a camera requires special techniques that we aim to teach you.
We invite you to join Ted Karlsalr of Omnilargess Photography Classes and Brett Michaud Photography as they share their expertise in Night Sky Photography with you.
The Night Sky Photography Tour is a three-hour field workshop aimed at capturing photos of stars and the Milky Way and will be conducted at Abbotsford, BC’s Dark Sky Park. Here we will teach you all the techniques you need to capture the beauty of a starry night anytime, anywhere.
During the nighttime session:
1- Camera settings for capturing night sky images ( aperture, shutter speed, ISO.)
2- Focusing at night.
3- Find the Milky Way with the phone app, using PhotoPills.
4- Determine the best time of day/year to photograph the night sky.
5- Camera settings for light painting foreground subjects.
6- How to light paint foreground subjects.
7- How to edit night sky images in Lightroom and Photoshop.
8- Combining light-painted foregrounds with night sky images in Lightroom and Photoshop.
9- How to deal with noisy images created by high ISO settings.
10- New Tips and tricks to editing night sky images in post.
As nightscape photography requires a cloudless night and no moon in the sky, we have set some possible dates for this workshop.
Please check the Night Sky Photographing Tour page for more information about the dates.
Night Sky images require special treatment in post-processing to bring out the depth and richness of colours invisible to the naked eye. To get the most out of your evening, we encourage you to pick up your ticket for our Night Sky Editing Session, hosted one week after the tour, to learn how to enhance your pictures using Lightroom or Photoshop. We will set the date and time for this optional workshop right after the event.
Depending on the weather conditions, we could be going out on any one of these nights. We will watch the weather, and when the forecast looks great, we will notify you the day before whether the workshop is on for the following day.
Please note that we will only be going out on one of these evenings unless demand is so great that we must teach on two nights to keep the numbers manageable, so you all get the attention you deserve.
It would be best to keep your calendar clear for all these days.
The workshop duration is three hours, including half an hour for setting up your camera and half an hour for packing them up, so be prepared for two hours of photography fun!
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Night Sky is a fascinating phenomenon for us as humans. Nightscape Photography or taking pictures of stars and the Milky Way at night needs special knowledge.
Today, Brett Michaud shared his expertise in Nightscape Photography.
During the daylight hours, the human eye is far better than any camera, no matter how many megapixels it might have, when it comes to seeing a scene with all its colours and dynamic range.
However, our camera has some distinct advantages that the eye simply does not have at night.
Our cameras have the advantage of an adjustable ISO, which is essentially a way of increasing the sensitivity of the camera’s sensor. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the camera’s sensor is to light.
In order to capture an image of the Milky Way, you need to set up your camera to capture as much light as possible.
For this shot, I needed to turn up the ISO to 6400, open up the aperture to 2.8 and use a 15-second exposure.
Essentially, I needed my camera to capture as much light as possible. With these settings, the camera takes in far more light than our eyes can take in.
Nightscape images are certainly a niche photography genre. Still, I can tell you there is no better way to learn about Long-exposure shooting than going out at night, setting up your tripod under the stars and taking it all in.
You learn how to shoot at high ISO’s, deal with a good deal of noise in post-processing and focus a camera in low light situations.
Omnilargess Photography workshops focus on many hidden features in digital cameras and editing software, such as Lightroom and Photoshop. We want to bring the Nightscape Photography workshop to Fraser Valley. Contact us for more details.
Watch for our upcoming Nightscape Tour this summer when we visit the night sky preserve at McDonald Park in Abbotsford.
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Ted and the Omnilargess Team