Night Photography Field Trip – student images
I teach a Night Photography workshop through McBain Camera and my students and I decided it would be fun to go out and do a field trip to apply what we’ve learned in the classroom. Here are some of the images created by my students that night. We practically got eaten alive by mosquitos and I think they learned a lot and we certainly had a lot of fun!
If you want to learn how to create images like this – come take my Night Workshop, and we’ll plan the next outing!
Images by Brenda Boychuk
Images by Kylie Boychuk
Images by Ross Eagles
Images by Dawn Sulyma
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Nice work! They are all unique, but I particularly like the ones of the old truck taken by the Boychuks, Ross Eagles last 2 and Dawn Sulyma’s first.
I am quite impressed by your students Darlene. It takes a good teacher to share knowledge and experience ; and eager students with a desire to learn something new. I love the old car images. All of the images , to me, are expressions of what each photographer wants to share with their viewers.
Thanks ladies, I’m sure they will be very flattered to hear your comments!
Some good work here. How many strobes did you have?
Thanks, my students will be pleased you think so. None of the images shown on this page were lit with strobe – all done with a simple flashlight! Oops, I stand corrected – the last one, the barn in the background was flashed, but the foreground was flashlight.