Edward Tomasso

Waterfalls are beautiful to photograph all year-round, but in the winter, waterfalls take on a whole new look with ice, snow, cool tones and high contrast. Although beautiful, waterfalls can actually be quite difficult to photograph properly, even for experts and well-versed adventure photographers like Edward Tomasso . Shutter speed , angle and lighting can all play factor when capturing the serene beauty behind these moving waters. Exposure compensation and shutter speed can completely transform the final look of the photo. The moving water can actually have a silky look, cascading over rocks and ice when using a low shutter speed. Shutter speed is basically just the exposure time or length of time that the sensor is exposed to light. It's a good idea to do some research on basic photography skills prior to venturing out into the cold wilderness if you're a beginner, but the best way to learn is just by getting out there and trying! Bundle up with layers and wate...

One of Edward Tomasso's favorite times of year to practice portrait photography is during winter! An upside of snow? Incredible light reflection. Edward Tomasso regularly hosts photography workshops where he shares his professional insight , but taking a page out of his own book is often something Edward Tomasso utilizes to perfect his expertise in freelance photography . Practice makes perfect, and portrait photography is always fun to practice in the snow, giving new depth, dimension and character to portrait photography! Edward Tomasso is an avid travel and adventure photographer, feeling at home outside in nature. Adapting to seasonal changes and using the great outdoors to his advantage is a concept Edward Tomasso practices regularly when practicing his photography. The cool tones of winter make for some interesting portraits!

Photography began as a hobby for Edward Tomasso , but quickly developed into a full time professional career for this adventure and travel enthusiast. Edward Tomasso enjoys sharing  his work  by hosting his own workshops designed to educate the public and provide his professional insight. After creating a freelance photography career evolving around his interests in traveling and entrepreneurship, Edward Tomasso hosts these workshops for photography enthusiasts from beginner to advanced who hope to learn more about the technique and creative exploration of adventure photography . He hopes to inspire others to explore the fun and joy that photography can bring to the world. Aside from his photography workshops, Edward Tomasso enjoys sharing his photography in creative ways with his friends and family. Here are just a few ways in which Edward Tomasso turns his photography into handheld treasures and gifts, perfect for this holiday season!  Snapfish is just one...