Explore the challenges and creative options behind street shooting after dark on the streets, beaches, and outer boroughs of New York.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome to the city at night
- Establishing the first location from the Brooklyn Bridge
- Taking the first shots of the skyline at night
- Shooting at night with long-exposure noise reduction
- Shooting subjects with a cityscape background
- Critiquing the first night shots
- Shooting scenes from a low-light boardwalk
- Shooting subject at night on the beach
- Shooting subjects in front of low-light boardwalk businesses
- Reviewing the shots from the beach boardwalk
- Establishing the location for a low-light mural shot
- Shooting subjects in low light with a mural background
- Shooting subjects at night with reflected light
- Panning with a moving subject
- Posing a subject in a good low-light street scene
- Critiquing the urban low-light street shots
- Shooting city night-light trails
- Shooting an unconventional night skyline photo
- Zeroing out camera settings after a complex shoot
- Reviewing the light trails shots
- Looking at the final selects from the city at night
Taught by
Steve Simon
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