When the brilliant shades of sunset leave the horizon, the photo ops aren’t quite over for the photographer on a wilderness expedition. Using the last dregs of light as your background, you can use other light sources to provide nuances and highlights.
In this session, photographer Layne Kennedy starts a fire and uses his camera’s timer to take a long-exposure shot as he bounces light from his flashlight around in his small tent. The result is a cozy, warm nighttime shot with just a bit of illumination on the horizon of the lake beyond. Layne also dons a headlamp to create motion swirls of color and light and invites a guest to pose for a silhouette.
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