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Washington, DC Favorites

Posted on April 13, 2012 by Scott Thomas Photography

Thought I would end this week with a few favorites from last week’s trip to Washington, DC. I will add shooting tips to the challenges I faced in hopes of helping other traveling photographers. I will start with the reason … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography, Travel | Tagged "washington, 28-300mm, aperture 3, building, capitol, daughter, dc", dome, flowering, fountain, great hall, hdr, high key, japanese wisteria, library of congress, mammal, memorial, national mall, national zoo, nikon D700, orangutan, photomatix, primate, purple, rotunda, smithsonian, thomas jeffereson, tokina 11-16mm, tree, united states, us, vr, water, woman, world war 2 | 11 Comments

Rejected and Crushed

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Scott Thomas Photography

During a lunch break at work, I wandered around the plant and came upon a brick of metal cans from rejected sodas ready to be sent to the recycling facility. In the past, I would have not given the brick … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged 50mm, aperture 3, brick, cans, crushed, metal, mountain dew, nifty fifty, nikon D700, pepsi, preset, recycling, rejected, toy camera | 9 Comments

The Dreaded Keywording Task

Posted on April 30, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

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 →

Posted in Photography | Tagged adobe, aperture 3, apple, blue, control bar, flickrexport, florida, hud, keywording, keywords, lightroom, organization, orlando, photo management, sky, software, space mountain, spires, walt disney world, white, workflow | 16 Comments

Free Creative Education

Posted on April 9, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

Chase Jarvis announced creativeLIVE.com, the world’s first LIVE creative education Internet channel this week. For photography, there are courses from professional photographers David DuChemin, Zack Arias, Scott Bourne, Art Wolfe and others. And…it’s all FREE! Yep, instead of paying hundreds … Continue reading →