The Glamour Photographer’s Notebook: A Quiet Time
During a recent trip to Phoenix, I had the pleasure of meeting and working with the talented model and photographer, Cassandra Campbell. This beautiful young lady is an absolute delight [read more]
During a recent trip to Phoenix, I had the pleasure of meeting and working with the talented model and photographer, Cassandra Campbell. This beautiful young lady is an absolute delight [read more]
Modern photography, with its array of software programs, allows a photographer to enhance their images and make them come alive with greater luminosity and color. They can be fun to [read more]
Level: Beginner/Intermediate David McKay teaches the differences between photographing in RAW versus JPEG on a DSLR camera. Features: 1. RAW and JPEG files 2. Camera data 3. What if your [read more]
Cityscape reflected in a twenty-first century skyscraper – North Park Drive, Chicago. Nikon D800, Nikor AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II lens at 135mm, ISO 100, 1/80 sec, f/8. Visiting [read more]
Ok, I’ll admit it. I love the sound of the camera clicking away! I never know what opportunities await this camera addict, so my camera is always an extension of [read more]
There’s something about a full moon that brings out a variety of emotions in people. The full moon is when the werewolf made its appearance. A full moon enhances romance [read more]
Ally McKay will share with you a few quick video tips on how to use your tripod correctly. Tripods were designed to hold the camera still when you’re using a [read more]
When doing any type of photography, whether it is birds, wildlife, close-ups, or landscapes, it’s good to have someone who inspires you to want to be creative yourself. Of course [read more]
The saltwater crocodile symbolizes a rare species–animals that are photographed with HDR. When we think of HDR methods, we don’t usually think of wildlife subjects. Often, we follow the prevailing [read more]
Creating an iconic image is a goal. Iconic photographs have direct messages that have impact on the viewer. They become unforgettable. If you look at this image created by Lisa, [read more]
Having no alternative, the Florida sun was shining above us. My neighbor in line asked “Do you have the time?” ?” For some time her question seemed to hang in [read more]
Street photography comes in many forms, but all should speak to the viewer in some way. Paying attention to the technical aspects of light, composition and the elements of design [read more]
“Why do you photograph?” The workshop participants looked at me with surprise. I asked my question again and told them to write down their responses. It was an exercise that [read more]
Copyright 2007 Mike Goldstein The position of the sun, shining down on this great horned owl, has resulted in the top half of each eye being obscured by shadow. If [read more]
Microphotography is a form of non-verbal communication. At its best, a micro photo conveys a thought from one person, the photographer, to another, the viewer. In this respect, microphotography is [read more]
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