Unreal figures, unrecognizable faces, blurry and mostly underexposed pictures. When you come home after a shoot and see photos like that on your screen they´re a case for the trash bin. Or not? Sometimes it´s nice to play around with the vast technical gadgetry of ones camera. Most cameras have too many possibilities for most users, stuff that one doesn´t need and sometimes doesn´t understand. The really good thing about these digital times, as I´ve mentioned in another Focus Photography article, is the possibility of the trial-and error method. When learning along the way, it´s always a good path to better photographs. I am a big fan of "camera painting". Here is another approach: A day at the ice rink.

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

Alexander McUlsky 1(202)390-0011

See also: Gulls at play   -   The Sea  -   Drive-By Shooting

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