Posts tagged landscape lighting photography
Trees in the fall
0In the fall I notice the trees more than other times of the year.
The leaves get blown around more now in the early autumn winds, some of them may start to change color soon.
I love to do tree downlighting – we call “moonlighting” this time of year.
The structure of the tree really comes through when you aim the light down through the branches.
When there are leaves on, the shadow of the leaves move and almost shimmer on the ground below.
After the leaves have fallen, the limb structure creates a stronger pattern on the ground, still filtering the light.

We can do this with line voltage or HID mercury vapor or ceramic metal halide or with low voltage LED
Landscape Lighting Photos
0We recently participated in a “show and tell” opportunity at Fort Worth Camera.
Alexandra showed a landscape lighting photo, and discussed what elements make the composition good from the lighting designer’s perspective. Photography pros critiqued the exposure and had great advice about how to take better landscape lighting photos.

Lighting Photography Seminar with George Gruel
2George Gruel of Oddstick Studios presented an informative session about photographing outdoor lighting projects, aimed at teaching lighting designers to put their best look forward. George is an interesting guy.
“George is a superlative presenter, giving relevant and detailed instruction how to create and edit landscape lighting photography. His vast experience, excellent levels of achievement and great humor lend expertise and understanding to his classroom lecture and presentations.”
See more of his work at his website Oddstick Studio
