NB: This higgledy-piggledy of a post mostly concerns my commercial photography clients, so if you’re not one of them… Well, you gonna read it anyway, aren’t you?
A meeting planner recently complimented my work. She said, and I quote, “You are not like other photographers, you never freak out!”
That almost
Hi, my name is Trenton and I’m finally out of the woods.
It’s been three months since I’ve blogged anything. I also hardly sent any emails nor made any phone calls. Weird, considering the holiday season… With that in mind I want to offer an explanation and a quasi-apology. I
Thirty three years ago, back when I was ten, I had a rather peculiar hobby: holography. Long time, but I still remember the difference between Leith-Upatnieks and Denisyuk methods. And of course I know the difference between diffraction and refraction!…
…But most people, including photographers, don’t. Majority of photographers are absolutely
At the beginning of the century, I formulated a “strafe blur” technique. In short, this is the way to intentionally create a dynamically blurred background while shooting with ultrawide lens. While you sidestep with the camera, your rear-synched flash (balanced to ambient) freezes the foreground, and the rest is… well,
