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Tony’s Magic Cloth Technique – Long Exposure Photography
The Magic Cloth Technique involves controlling the amount of exposure to different parts of a scene during a slow shutter. The technique…
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Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon South Iceland – Long Exposure Photography
A slow shutter can be achieved with a dark filter (often called an ND filter), or by taking the photograph in low…
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Goðafoss Waterfall Rainbow – Icelandic Summer Sunrise
In the Summer, I like to photograph Goðafoss waterfall in North Iceland at an un-godly hour!! The waterfall of the Gods is…
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Dream of the Gods – Godafoss Waterfall
Godafoss the Waterfall of the Gods is a fine location for photographers, both Summer and Winter.
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Kirkjufell Light – West Iceland Mountain
We checked out the Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall earlier in the day and there were 6 – 10 tourists walking through the scene at…
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Glacier Landscape – Vatnjokull Iceland
Glacier Landscape – Vatnjokull Iceland Kviárjökull This is Kviárjökull, one of the glacier tongues coming down from Örafæjökull Volcano. The volcano is…
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Magic Cloth & Northern Lights
The main requirement for using the Magic Cloth Technique is having a long exposure, so Northern Lights photography is an obvious choice.
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Magic Cloth and Milky Way Photography
Milky way images are stunning, but what you see on the front page of 500px is usually the result of careful camera…
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Ansel Adams – magic card
In one of the last interviews with Ansel Adams he expressed excitement over the possibility of digital photography.
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Suburban Northern Lights
I advise photographers to get out of the city and away from the city lights to get the best northern lights photographs.…
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Simple Magic Cloth Technique
This very simple technique is the basic for Magic Cloth photography and this video is actually a good starting point for the…
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20 second Reverse cloth technique
The reverse cloth technique is useful if the middle part of a scene is notably brighter than the top part of the…
