Looking for drama? Passion? Intensity? Try the color red to make your pictures real

Article Abstract:

The winning images either incorporated the color red to add vibrancy or reflected subject matter whose red tones imparted a dynamic feeling. The winning photo was of the reenactment of the battle of Fort George in Canada with red-coated soldiers firing into the night air.

Color photography

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Think fast but shoot slow! From ghosty goats to blurry bikers, slow shutter speeds can beget exciting pictures

Article Abstract:

Winning photos featured the impact of using a slow shutter speed to exaggerate the motion component in pictures. At the same time, the resulting blur provided an abstraction of the subject matter.

Action photography

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Color me spectacular! To get deeply saturated, eye-catching hues, grab your tripod and slow down your shutter speed

Article Abstract:

Winning photographs for May 1992 showed dramatic lighting effects provided by early or late day light. Only one image, of a humorous nature, was in black and white.

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