One of the most common, creative applications of long exposures is to create silky smooth water and streaked clouds. Sometimes we don’t have all our gear on us or perhaps we’re under time constraints, so then we can call on Photoshop to help us replicate this look.
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Are you using these 10 tips from Scott Kelby in your photography work? We’re showing you our favorite quick Photo Tip Friday videos today!
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Getting a good exposure, like a good card trick, is easy—easy if you know the trick or technique. In a good magic trick, the steps for success include diversion, performance, and of course, skill in handling the cards. In photography, the steps for success begin with what’s called the exposure triangle: the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings.
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