Category Archives: Photography

Sidelighting a Ladybug

Sidelighting – light coming from the left or right of a subject. Because the light is scraping across from side to side, it catches every surface blip and imperfection, leaving a trail of large and small shadows and exaggerating surface … Continue reading

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10 Tips on Using a Wide Angle Lens

Guest Blog article by Justin Miller. Ultra-wide angle lenses, referred to as UWA, can offer a unique, sometimes challenging, often rewarding view of the world for photographers.  Many of us have faced that limitation where we can’t quite fit a … Continue reading

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More on Creative Exposures

I was looking for an event to do movement photography like panning and blurs.  Found a high school Track and Field meet which would be prefect for such endeavors.  Not only that but the weather was perfect and the track … Continue reading

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Book Review: Within the Frame

When I set a goal this year to read a photography book every month, I thought I would alternate between a hard-core technique type of book and an inspirational one.  This has proven to be both a good idea and … Continue reading

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The Dreaded Keywording Task

Here is a topic many photographers dread.  However, with today’s workflow tools, it is really easy to add keywords to our photographs.  I use Apple’s Aperture 3 so I know it best. Adobe’s Lightroom also does this plus there are … Continue reading

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