I've said it before, and I'll say it again…. Competitions are possibly the best way to experiment and capture tons of amazing angles. They allow you to shoot the top tier athletes on all kinds of features and provide great accessibility. That being said, if you haven't had a chance to shoot one yet, I highly recommend finding the next competition for the sport you would like to shoot and…
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There is nothing new about shooting skiing at night, but what's different in this photo is the double exposure. By that I mean that this photo was created from two different exposures. One for the athlete, and another one for the night sky, and the buildings. This technique works really well, because it creates a lot of depth in the shot. Instead of having a black backdrop behind the athlete,…
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Shots composed between trees or other objects always have an extra kick of excitement. When you take great action, and add some branches, the image is taken up from level 10, and cranked all the way to 11! Photo and Article by Connor Walberg Sure, it may seem like something this simple can't possibly make that much of a difference, but there's something about looking through a window to see…
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