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I've been neglecting night photography a bit lately. A few years ago I did my first nighttime experiments, about which I published a few articles, but I had somewhat forgotten the technique. Taking advantage of the fact that I'm spending more time in one of my favorite spots, the Alto Tajo Natural Park, which has also received the Starlight rating for skies free of light pollution, I have spent a few days photographing night landscapes and reconciling myself again with some of the night photography techniques. Want to know more?
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Surely you have seen those famous photographs of the endless lavender fields in full bloom. I'd never had enough time to photograph them, even though for years I'd lived just 30 kilometers from some of these fields. But this year I finally managed to do it. I didn't get the dream photo, the nighttime shot I was looking for with the lavender illuminated by the moon. But I did get some interesting shots. Would you like to know the story of this little lavender-hunting excursion?
A whole month testing not just one but two ultra telephoto lenses. We were missing the second article dedicated to these very special lenses: the Tamron 150-600mm. And we've put it to the test. We haven't skimped on locations, trips, excursions... it's even accompanied us inside a very special hide. Want to know more? Then keep reading.
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If there is something that unites the blog and the website of Fotogario It is wildlife photography. That's why we needed an article dedicated to the specific photographic equipment for wildlife and bird photographyAnd we've done it. Throughout the month of March, we're going to test not just one ultra telephoto lens, but two. We tested the ultra-tele-zoom Sigma 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary And the results surprised us. Want to know why?
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You already know that one of our last trips with Fotogario We went to Scotland in search of a very peculiar bird. But on our trip, we also had to deal with inclement weather and what was possibly the most complex and difficult photographic exercise: shooting from a moving boatWant to know why this discipline is one of the most difficult? Well, keep reading, because you'll also discover my little tips and tricks to improve your maritime photography 😉
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Surely, when you see a spectacular image of wildlife, you've asked yourself, "How did they get this shot?" Elephants charging, cheetahs sprinting, the teeth of a great white shark two centimeters from the photographer... How are these types of photographs taken?
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First of all, I would like to thank all of you who attended yesterday's Introductory workshop on Nature and Landscape Photography in Warsaw's Lazenki Park. Thank you all for attending, for your time, for your questions, and for your interest. I hope you enjoyed this nature photography workshop as much as I did and learned as much as I did. A promise is a promise. Here are some of the images I captured, and I hope to see yours on our wall soon. Facebook. THANK YOU VERY MUCH AGAIN FOR YOUR COMPANY.
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Third and final installment of the triad of basic concepts in digital photography: after talking about the exposure time (or shutter speed) and the diaphragm opening Today we have to talk about the ISO sensitivity.
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Continuing with the collection of articles on basic concepts that we inaugurated in Fotogario with the entrance on the shutter speed, I wanted to get closer in this second attempt to another of the parameters of the famous triad (exposure, aperture and ISO) that controls the final image that our camera will obtain: the diaphragm opening. This parameter is also very important because it allows us to play with the depth of field. Want to know more?
