TEXARKANA MAGAZINE
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Low-Light Photography Events, landmarks, people, and moments in the Texarkana area captured in the quiet hours of early morning or after dark. Low-light photography often requires longer exposure times, higher ISO settings, wider apertures, and manual focus for greater control and clarity.
“Land of Plenty” by Nick Duke
INSPIRATION I have always liked photographing rural landscapes. Grain bins, barns, and old farm equipment all make great subjects. This particular bin is not far from my house, so I have photographed it several times in different conditions. One morning, I drove by on the way to work and noticed an almost full moon setting over the fields. I thought if I could get a full moon aligned over the bin, it might make a good picture. A couple of nights later, the moon was full. I got there early, set up my camera, and waited as the moon slowly made its way toward the grain bin. I was there for close to an hour and took probably 50 pictures, but this one was my favorite.
NAME Nick Duke AGE 54 DAY JOB Rental Manager at Scott Equipment CAMERA Sony A7R III
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