This little Light of Mine ( Low light Photography in progress )

These are my personal recollections pertaining to low-light imagery as I have grew and experimented as an artist. These images are intended to entertain and inspire and not meant in any offense whatsoever. Some of the subject matter may not be suited for all viewers, please be an adult when viewing this Art.

Low light Photography can be greatly challenging but the rewards can sometimes be wonderful, it takes a lot of patience and a steady hand ( tri-pod )
but sometimes the stories we tell with our pictures tend to be more mysterious and its more about what you don’t see than what you do that lets the imagination finish the image in our minds.

Many of us have took our share of blurry photographs before realizing the potential of what patience and a tripod can produce.

Many of the above images are from the Chattanooga Aquarium Here in Tennessee, and this is a small part of what I have gathered over the years in the realm of low light photography and I intend to add more periodically and as always I hope you enjoy what you see here and gain the inspiration to go out and try for yourself,
there are worse ways to spend your life than chasing beauty and trying different things.

I enjoy the learning through doing aspect of Night photography and though the science behind it is complex in it’s own right, I will not elaborate on the mechanics of the matter as you will have to find out for yourself.

( view of the Parthenon- Nashville- Our full scale replica of the original and it’s reflection in the small body of water that makes up a part of Centennial Park at night. )

after much practice and tons of experimenting I eventually began to include people in my night time photography endeavors

{Model : Bridget Cozart (C)}
I am in no way finished learning and trying different things look forward to future random adventures and happenstance- only time and trying will tell what comes next, an adventure awaits.

this was a early attempt at the idea of creating a statue with a Subject and this is a composite of two of my images, the model was painted white to insinuate clay.

with a steady hand and the right situation low light photography can be quite rewarding, I am blessed to have had great subjects to learn with and I look forward to the things to come.

This artistic nude image is the result of the subject and myself being perfectly still for the period of around one minute to capture this image with only Moonlight and very little exterior light at all.
You will find a few more examples of this work here, it is adult themed.

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-Silver Moon Photography

~ by silvermoonthephotographer on February 10, 2013.