Imaging recource: Great shots: Ira Block on building an image with subtle light

    Many travel photographs are taken on the fly, but sometimes stopping to add a little light can result in images of a place that couldn’t otherwise be captured, like the one here. National Geographic photographer Ira Block created this image while leading a workshop in Bagan, Myanmar. Block found the small Buddhist temple with help from a local photographer and his friends at a nearby monastery. Young monks came to participate in the shoot, with one of them sitting on the Buddha’s knee for this photo. By supplementing the...
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