#manual mode

[bambidabbles]

Y'all familiar with the game "I am Bread"?

If you're not, here's a little refresher:

You play as a piece of bread that must cross the kitchen in an effort to make it into the toaster to Become Toast. And the piece of bread you play as is operated manually with a series of complicated mechanisms that are hard to remember and difficult to approximate.

Anyway.

That's what being autistic is like when I'm having a sensory overload meltdown

[studiocapturelife]

10 Tips for Stunning Golden Hour Photography

As a photographer, there's nothing quite like the thrill of capturing the perfect shot during golden hour. That fleeting moment when the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm, golden glow over the landscape, is truly magical. At Studio Capture Life, we're passionate about helping photographers of all levels capture life's most precious moments, and golden hour is one of our favorite times to do just that.

In this blog, we'll share our top tips for capturing stunning golden hour photography that will leave your audience in awe. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, these tips will help you make the most of this beautiful time of day.

Tip 1: Plan Ahead

Golden hour is a short-lived phenomenon, typically lasting around 60 minutes. To make the most of this time, it's essential to plan ahead. Research the location you want to shoot at and find out when golden hour occurs. Use apps like The Photographer's Ephemeris or Golden Hour to help you plan your shoot.

Tip 2: Choose the Right Location

Not all locations are created equal when it comes to golden hour photography. Look for spots with an unobstructed view of the horizon, such as beaches, hills, or mountains. Avoid areas with dense foliage or tall buildings that may block the light.

Tip 3: Shoot in RAW

Shooting in RAW format gives you more flexibility when editing your photos. RAW files capture more data than JPEGs, allowing you to adjust exposure, contrast, and color balance with greater precision.

Tip 4: Use a Wide-Angle Lens

A wide-angle lens is perfect for capturing the expansive views and dramatic skies of golden hour. Look for a lens with a focal length of 10-24mm to capture the full majesty of the scene.

Tip 5: Shoot in Manual Mode

Golden hour is all about capturing the fleeting light, so it's essential to shoot in manual mode. This allows you to adjust your camera settings to capture the perfect exposure.

Tip 6: Pay Attention to Composition

Golden hour is not just about capturing the light; it's also about composition. Look for leading lines, framing elements, and symmetry to add depth and interest to your photos.

Tip 7: Experiment with Different Angles

Don't be afraid to experiment with different angles and perspectives. Shooting from a low or high angle can add drama and interest to your photos.

Tip 8: Shoot in Continuous Mode

Golden hour is a fast-paced environment, and the light can change quickly. Shooting in continuous mode allows you to capture a burst of photos, increasing your chances of getting the perfect shot.

Tip 9: Bracket Your Shots

Bracketing your shots allows you to capture a range of exposures, which can be later merged using HDR software. This is particularly useful for capturing the full dynamic range of golden hour.

Tip 10: Practice, Practice, Practice

Golden hour photography is all about practice and patience. The more you shoot, the more comfortable you'll become with the light and the techniques required to capture it.

Conclusion

In conclusion, golden hour photography is a truly magical experience that requires a combination of planning, skill, and practice. By following these tips, you'll be well on your way to capturing stunning golden hour photography that will leave your audience in awe.

Ready to take your photography skills to the next level? Join our community at Studio Capture Life and get access to exclusive tutorials, workshops, and resources to help you capture life's most precious moments.

[pixxowl]

Olinda Falls, Victoria, Australia.

This was my first attempt at using manual mode for that lovely long exposure effect with the water. I also didn't have a tripod at the time, so it was a challenge to get good angles leaning on something supportive.

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[marywoodartdept]

Macro Photography

Julie, photography, teaches us about macro photography as she dives into it herself. She explains what it is, what works and things to stay away from when shooting macro photography. #Macrophotography #MarywoodArt #Photography #nature

[writinginlight]

[patsfhoto1]

[destielmemenews]

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[nikki-blogging]

Trying to make chains on this puyo calculator. The highest i've gotten is 3 but couldn't do it on camera.

(The packaging is all yellowed lol but the calculator still looks nice. Maybe because it was already yellow)

[thatgoddamngingerundercut]

Agust D 'Amygdala' MV & Jacket Shoot Sketch

[cowboy-robooty]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm me likey le canadia ^_^

[apicelladonna]

By the edge of the woods where the fairy rings stop...

There is a monster. It looks like a little girl..

But Kendra Dumbledore vehemently denies its existence.

Who knows? They say it did make her husband disappear.

Rumors are so strange in Godric's Hollow.

[dailykugisaki]

Day 192 | id in alt

Itadori fucking sucks in biology.

[v171]

I got a new EV car to be environmentally conscious, but unfortunately I very quickly learned about myself that I am a Speed Demon that loves cranking that puppy into Sport Mode and zooming all over, likely negating any environmental benefits because I need to charge it twice as often.

[jakeperalta]

gifset I've been mentally planning for like two weeks is turning out all wrong

[pancakeke]

polite paws

[minotaurfemme]

Blue afternoon at Green Lake