Recently in Light and Lighting Category

Jim Zuckerman has shared some great techniques for night photography. I asked him what's the best way for our audience to learn more about the resources he recommends.

Night photography has some difficult components, most notably the lack of light. Jim Zuckerman suggests exercises that our listeners can do to improve their twilight and night photography.

This is a terrific photo of a Saguaro cactus with lightning behind it. Jim Zuckerman explains how he created it. He also gives his recommendations for the best places in the United States to photograph lightning.

There's lots of detail in this photo of a full moon -- it's much more dramatic than a simple white disk! Jim Zuckerman experimented with a telephoto lens to create this image.

Jim Zuckerman explains how this photo of the pre-9/11 New York skyline might be improved by having a picture of the moon inserted.

The perspective is exaggerated in this dramatic shot of the Eiffel Tower during foggy weather. Jim Zuckerman explains how this effect was created.

Jim Zuckerman illustrates how you can capture contrast, even when it's hazy, with this exceptional photograph of the Baha'i Temple in New Delhi.

Jim Zuckerman shared his method for taking this aerial photograph of Vernazza.

One of the most valuable parts of the 7 Photography Questions podcasts has turned out to be having the photographers talk about their photographs, and share examples with us. Jim Zuckerman starts with this stunning photograph of Manarola at twilight.

Some of my favorite answers from photographers arise when I ask them if they can share a couple of their secrets. I asked Jim Zuckerman to let us in on his secrets for great twilight and night photography.