Night Scene Photography Workshop Fraser Valley

Night Scene Photography Workshop

Some images from our last night scene photography class

Night scene photography is a part of our eight week photography program. There are many subjects suitable for night photography, but do you know how to set your camera for the best results?

In our Digital Camera Photography Bootcamp we cover almost everything related to photography from beginner to intermediate levels. Topics such as camera controls, settings and composition are a few examples. One of the most challenging types of photography is Night Scene photography, which is why we include it in our Bootcamp lineup.

Although night scene photography has many things in common with regular photography, there are a few important differences and one of the most challenging is understanding exposure.

Here are some images which were taken during our last Night Scene Photography workshop, enjoy!

Alicia Malone wrote:

Hello Ted,

Thank you again, The night scene class was amazing! There is always so much to learn. I can’t wait to learn and grow from attending your classes.

As you had asked I have attached some pictures from tonight! I left most original but I have changed some to almost B & W as I wanted to see what they looked like as well. Experimenting I guess. Any feed back on what I should try would be much appreciated.

Again thanks a bunch,
–Alicia Malone

Here are some of the images that she had sent to us:

Using Slow Shutter speed to capture the GHOST!!

Night scene photography is more artistic

Changing Exposure can create different effects in night time photography

A little playing with colour

Selecting the correct setting in your camera can make nice light effect in your night scene images

Another good example of exposure and white balance

Look at the beautiful blue sky and star effect on street lights

In this image I was walking around the statue and paint it with my small flash light. You can not see me as I was moving around. (shutter sped was 10″)

In this image I was walking around the statue and paint it with my small flash light. You can not see me as I was moving around. (shutter sped was 10″). Look at the colours and dramatic effect!

Fiona McComb attended to our Night Scene Photography Workshop as well. and she wrote:

Hi Ted,

Here are a few pics from yesterdays class. Thanks again, I really enjoyed the class and will absolutely be looking at taking more classes thru you.
–Fiona McComb

In this image I was walking around the statue and paint it with my small flash light. You can not see me as I was moving around. (shutter sped was 10″). Look at the colours

In this image I was walking around the statue and paint it with my small flash light. You can not see me as I was moving around. (shutter sped was 10″). Look at the colours

Slow Shutter speed

I was walking around this monument to light paint part of it. Due to slow shutter speed i am disappeared in this image! Magic?