
Tips for Creating the Perfect Sunstar for Landscape Photography
Sunstars can make a strong point of interest in your landscape photography. Erin Babnik shares the secrets on creating the perfect sunstar.
Erin Babnik is known for her ambitious and expressive style of photography and for her adventurous approach in the field. Her dedication to the medium of photography evolved out of her years working as an art historian and archaeologist, photographing in museums and in archaeological sites throughout Europe and the Middle East for the purposes of teaching and research. She subsequently spent years producing photographs on assignment and for licensing, all the while expanding her personal photographic excursions to increasingly remote outdoor locations. She now works as a full-time landscape photographer, traveling extensively from home bases in both California and Slovenia and teaching photography workshops on both continents. Erin also draws upon her background in art history in her writing about photography, which appears in a variety of publications.
Sunstars can make a strong point of interest in your landscape photography. Erin Babnik shares the secrets on creating the perfect sunstar.
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