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Tag Archives: england
Passions on My Sleeve
Anyone who has been following my blog or another social media stream of mine could probably guess my photography passions. I am pretty literal. 🙂 I first want to state, digital photography renewed my passion 10 years ago when I … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments
Tagged 28-300mm, 70-200mm, atlantic city, autumn, baldwinsville, bath, birds, blue, england, fall festival, forster's tern, forsythe national wildlife refuge, girls, ice hockey, jordan, mountain goat, mountains, new jersey, new york, nikon D70, nikon D700, olympic national park, palladian bridge, prior park, reflection, shirts, sky, snow, spring, summer, tye dye, vr, water, winter
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Assignment 24: Recap
As I noted in this assignment’s announcement post, Black and White Photography would be a challenge for me. A few others made similar comments to the post. As I replied to one, such challenges is how we learn and grow … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments
Tagged black and white, denmark, england, florida, india, ireland, ithaca, monochrome, new york, orlando, photos, recap, rome, switzerland, syracuse, united kingdom, upstate, walt disney world
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How to Use Extended Captions for Photo Essays
When I announced the next assignment would be for Travel Photography with a photo essay of, at least, three photos. I know some of you became a bit uneasy. The word “essay” does conjure up a laborious task most of … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged bridge, buildings, cathedral, clouds, england, extended captions, how to, london, millennium, nikon D70, Photo Essay, Photography, river, river thames, st. paul, tips, united kingdom, water
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Power of Three
The Rule of Thirds is a compositional rule in photography and other visual arts. The rule states that an image can be divided into nine equal parts by two equally-spaced horizontal lines and two equally-spaced vertical lines. The four points … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged "washington, bath, beaver lake nature center, dc", england, lighthouse, lincoln memorial, moon, new york, off kilter, palladian bridge, rule of thirds, sunset, walt disney world
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