Here's How To Photograph Your Holiday Lights, Berkley and Huntington Woods
Whether you're working to keep up with the neighbors or working to enter Patch's "Deck the House" contest, here are some tips to get you started.
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The key to photographing holiday lights is to have a long shutter speed, which will allow the camera's sensor to pick up the small amount of light coming from the bulbs.
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Did you spend the weekend decorating your front yard with lights? Before you show it off, check out these tips from Patch photographer Edward Maurer.
Maurer recommends a tripod, a timer and a camera with the ability to adjust the shutter speed. But he also shows you how to take a holiday lights photo with your iPhone – and how to have fun with your images.
Do you have a tip to share? Post it in the comments here. And then, after you practice, enter our Deck The House contest – you could win $100,000 for the Berkley School District!
Have you hung your holiday lights?
Tell us in the comments.
