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  • How To: Mix Light Sources to Warm Up an Interior Photo

    Juxtapose warm-toned and cool-toned lighting to capture a room's sunny feel

    Some photographers go to extremes to avoid using light sources with opposing color temperatures (mixed light). For interiors, like those that New York-based pro Evan Joseph specializes in, it’s common for shooters to switch out floor- and table-lamp bulbs, or even tape large and expensive color-balancing gels over windows in order to wrestle all the light in a given scene to a common color temperature or Kelvin number.Not Joseph. “I’ve spent most of my career shooting under mixed light,” he says.“I find it energizing.”

  • The Modern Masters Of Black and White Landscape Photography

    Three talented photographers share the secrets of a dramatic monotone landscape

    When we set out to find modern masters of the b&w landscape, we were astonished at the quality and variety of monochrome scenics being made today. Three artists tell us why digital tools have both transformed b&w and kept it thriving. One started as an audio design engineer, another as a photojournalist, and another as a commercial shooter. All of them were drawn to creating landscapes in black and white, and while all three can be said to work in a “classical” style, each has a distinct character to their images.