Scott Frederick
Scott Frederick is known for his photography of land, city and urban exploration. His styles vary from HDR to fine art black and white including architecture, street, abstract and minimal. When not using his DSLR,
he likes to use the iPhone Hipstamatic app for fun. He is an avid blogger and social networker, who
strives to inspire everyone to see the world through photography. He’s been awarded Editor’s Pick at HDRSpotting.com and continues to educate himself and others on new tools and techniques. Feel free
to ask him any questions you may have about photography.
Photo/Video Credits: © 2010 Scott Frederick Photography
Company: Scott Frederick Photography
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Blog: http://www.ScottFrederickPhotoBlog.com
Website: http://www.ScottFrederickPhotography.com
Twitter: @SFrederickPhoto
Facebook: http://facebook.com/ScottFrederickPhotographyPage
Be sure to check out all of Scott’s great articles below.
HDR Series – Getting Started, Part 3: Tone-Mapping
Getting Started with HDR Photography and the tools you need to help improve your workflow.
HDR Series – Getting Started, Part 2: Image Management in Aperture 3
Getting Started with HDR Photography and the tools you need to help improve your workflow.
HDR Series – Getting Started, Part 1: Setup
Getting Started with HDR Photography and the tools you need to help improve your workflow.
Cityscapes: Change Your Glass
Capture cityscape photography in new ways, by changing your lens for a different perspective.
City & Land : Black & White
Cityscape and landscape photography tips for high contrast black and white images.
Landscapes: Black Glass 101
When your able to capture 2-4 minute exposures in broad daylight, your able to open new doors to creativity. The 10 stop B+W ND 3.0 filter is nicknamed ‘Black Glass’, because it reduces 1000x the light entering the camera. When you first start using it, there are a few things you want to keep in mind. Consider this article Black Glass 101.
Cityscapes: After Dark
Getting started with long exposure photography after dark. Learn how to capture cityscapes at night.
