Here’s a couple of Double Exposure images and some slow shutter images I made during the 36th Stonesteps Longboard Contest in Encinitas, CA. You can find the rest of the images here: https://moorephotography73.pixieset.com/36thstonestepslongboardcontest/
A simple setup with one white egg, two lights and lots of patience.
I included the BTS for those who are interested.
What is the inverse square law in photography?
The inverse square law is a principle in physics that applies to many different fields, including photography. In photography, the inverse square law states that the intensity of light decreases in proportion to the square of the distance from the source of light.
In other words, if you move your subject twice as far away from your light source, the intensity of light on your subject will decrease by a factor of four. This means that you'll need to increase your exposure by two stops to compensate for the decrease in light.
The inverse square law is important to understand in photography because it can affect the way you position your lights and how you expose your images. By understanding how light falls off over distance, you can create more balanced and pleasing lighting in your photographs.
Here’s a great example.
Let's say you're using a flash to light a subject, and the flash is positioned one meter (approximately three feet) away from the subject. According to the inverse square law, if you move the flash back two meters (approximately six feet), the intensity of light on the subject will decrease to one-fourth of its original value (since 2 squared is 4).
To compensate for this decrease in light intensity, you'll need to increase your exposure by two stops. This means that if your original exposure was f/8 at 1/125th of a second, you'll need to adjust it to f/4 at 1/125th of a second to get the same level of exposure on the subject.
By understanding the inverse square law, you can make more informed decisions about the placement of your lights and how you set your camera's exposure settings to achieve the desired lighting effect on your subject.
More to come on this subject so stayed tune…
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Looking back at our annual local neighborhood surf contest. One of the best days of the year, for sure...Friends, Neighbors and even some Dolphins.
http://moorephotography.pixieset.com/30thannualstonestepslongboardcontest/
Simple Subjects, Simple Design
A vision statement for my work... I photograph simple subjects and use a simple design.
What a day at Moonlight Beach! Surf, Music, Jousting, more music and Switchfoot to end the afternoon! Sorry no Switchfoot concert photos but what I saw of it on the Live Stream it was EPIC!! Enjoy the photos and please SHARE...
Last couple of days of Winter in Encinitas...
Encinitas Sunset...
This was just the beginning of another amazing sunset in our fine city. The most beautiful part of this particular sunset came a few minutes after the sun sat below the horizon. The sky opened up above us and became a lovely vivid pink masterpiece...
Stonesteps Beach, Encinitas CA
Sometimes you just get lucky. This guy was running down the steps for a sunset session and I quickly fired off two shots. Love how the sun rays wrap around his head...Ahhh, Encinitas in February!
February Sunset, Stonesteps Beach
Working with textures and sunset in Encinitas...
Ho Hum...just a couple photos from a January Sunset in Encinitas at Stonesteps Beach!
Encinitas Beach Day in January...
The light was perfect in the middle of the afternoon. Encinitas in January is the place to be...
New local Encinitas business...Stella Maris! Beautiful jewelry, art and apparel. https://www.etsy.com/listing/208176506/unique-handmade-glass-bead?ref=shop_home_active_2
Jewelry photography for Stella Maris, a new Encinitas small business...
I love the colors and graphics in this image. A little Namaste in the background was an added touch...
The family awoke to a big boom and crackling lightning this morning. What came next was an incredible display of clouds in such dramatic form. So I grabbed my camera and captured a moment in the eastern sky...
Today was my little one's first day of soccer practice. She has been waiting for this since she was three...now she is three days shy of six.
I am so proud of her...
It was a beautiful day for a Celebration of Life in Encinitas...