“If photography is used merely as a technical process to record some visual fact, it is an appendage to science. However, if it is used as an expression of emotions that’s personal to each individual…it becomes art.” – Peter Rose Pulbam
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You are walking alone through a silent landscape. You notice that it is neither light nor dark. Your mind begins to conjure up images. You are in… the twilight zone.
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Available light photography has always been a difficult arena for photographers. There has always been a play off between slow shutter speeds, minimal depth of field, film grain or digital noise due to the need for a high ISO medium. One of the advancements made possible by digital photography has been the advent of anti-shake technology in the latest range of digital cameras.
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Copying the idea of movement in a still image is not difficult, but can be very interesting and effective. We discuss a few simple techniques.
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Few photographers can live without a flashgun. But as we’ve probably all seen, flash adds an almost unpredictable element to our photographs that can rob a scene of its ambience. For many, shooting without flash can seem daunting, but using available light in photography often gives a more natural and evocative result than harsh, flash-illuminated pictures.
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Shelton Muller shows us how different lighting techniques influence our subjects and why an understanding of light is crucial to the success of our images.

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