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Light pollution is a growing problem that is impacting both wildlife and humans. It is caused by the excessive use of artificial lights, which can disrupt the natural patterns of darkness and light. Some of the effects of light pollution include decreased visibility of the night sky, increased energy consumption, and disruption of wildlife behavior. There are many ways to reduce light pollution, including installing energy-efficient lighting, using motion-sensor lighting, and limiting light to the area that it is needed. Additionally, it is important to raise awareness of the issue and the ways to reduce it. Recent articles about light pollution include "Light Pollution: The Invisible Threat" from NASA, which examines the causes and effects of light pollution and the solutions to reduce it. Another article on the topic is "How To Reduce Light Pollution In Cities" from National Geographic, which looks at five ways to reduce light pollution in cities. Videos about light pollution include "Light Pollution: What It Is and How To Fight It" from Science Channel, which explains the causes and effects of light pollution and how to reduce it. Another video is "Light Pollution: Effects on Human Health and Wildlife" from the Dark Sky Society, which discusses the impacts of light pollution on human
Light painting is a beautiful phrase, isn’t it? Light painting happens when your camera records the movement of light. In this post I’m going to show you how to paint with light using sparklers! I’m sure you’ve seen the photos with sparklers lighting up a picture with text or shapes. Today I’ll share with you…
Portrait photographers, we've got something special for you. Our presets are designed to make editing a minimal task so you can get back to shooting! We're in love with Retro Digital. Luckily, that's when we founded the website closer to two decades ago. So we dove into our image archives, looked at how the Adobe Gurus were telling us how to edit, and adapted those methods to create our Retro Digital Lightroom Presets and Capture One Styles. These are in addition to the popular Photojournalism presets that we released a while back.