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Night Photography
Written By Matt Hill

I had the honor of being asked by Lance Keimig to assist him during his 3-day night photography workshop at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery last night. It was a beautiful day that turned into a windy, rainy evening that nearly blew down my lights. We persevered and I believe the class got a chance to experience some more controlled lighting like softboxes and parabolic reflectors that they may not have otherwise been exposed to. So, without further adieu, here are three shots I managed to get in around lighting and instructing.

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Big thanks to Lance for making me a part of this experience! Check out his documentary film about his night photography workshops - it's hella cool. Like Scotland? Maybe you can take a photo tour with Lance ;) Also be sure to check out The Nocturnes - an organization that's been devoted to the passion and practice of night photography for 20+ years.

Night Photography: Finding your way in the dark from Mark & Angela Walley on Vimeo.

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Matt Hill
I am a visual artist, technology sponge, educator and in passionate pursuit of living in the present. I specialize in Night Photography and Cut Paper Art.
http://MattHillArt.com
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