One of my favourite techniques in traditional oil paintings is chiarascuro, a classic technique developed by da Vinci, Caravaggio and Rembrandt who used high contrast shadows and light to create drama in their paintings.
I don’t have the time (or the patience) required to create photo realistic oil paintings anymore, but I am really enjoying playing with this technique again with my studio lighting equipment.
Be the first to hear about special projects and exclusive offers, plus receive my ebook 'From Woof to Wow' expert tips to transform your pet photos!
The time of day is important for photographs The word Photography is derived from Greek words and literally means ‘drawing with light’. Without light, a photograph can’t be created at all, but the quality of …
All equestrian event photos since 2015 (with a list of archived events from 2007-2015) are available again at https://michellewrightonphotography.com.au/ I’ve had a number of computer and website challenges for the past few weeks so to …
Calling all West Australian Dogs! I am thrilled to share with you an incredible new charity project that I have been accepted into and so excited to be a part of it. As many of …
Be the first to hear about special projects and exclusive offers, plus receive my ebook 'From Woof to Wow' expert tips to transform your pet photos!
© Copyright 2025, Three Red Ponies | Michelle Wrighton Horse, Dog and Pet Photographer. ABN:62034451153. Privacy Policy | Website Terms and Conditions. Based in Boyup Brook in the south west and servicing areas throughout Western Australia including Perth, Bunbury, Busselton, Donnybrook, Bridgetown, Boyup Brook, Collie, Margaret River, Manjimup, Denmark, Kojonup, Katanning, Albany, York and surrounding communities.