I was having a conversation recently with a fellow photographer and the discussion turned to taking the sharpest possible photos with your camera, and what was needed for it. Inevitably, post production came into play, and being very much a purist, he claimed that he does no sharpening in post production. It struck me that ...
I’ve talked about bokeh before, so the concept shouldn’t be new for long-time readers of the blog. In fact, you may remember I’ve broached this subject several times, here, here, and here.
The tryptophan hasn’t quite kicked in yet, and your afternoon football game needs a break. Stretch those legs and surf along to one of these fine buys – Black Friday or any day!
Last week began the grand-tastic gift guide for 2010, where I shared 5 of 25 great gift ideas for the photographer in your life. I keep the criteria simple. First, I must either own or want it! Second, It must be $50 or less. To read the first five in part 1, feel free to ...
So many people ask me this question, or at least some variation on it. The answer I always give is, “It depends…” Then, I go on to list the various criteria that factor in to determining an equitable pricing guide for your work. Here’s a couple of the factors that I’ve always considered when setting ...
Today isn’t Friday…at least in my head. Today is really Thursday night! I am winding the clock back a day just because///
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Yeah, yeah, yeah - it's been a while since I've posted. You've had fair warning though that my...
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As some of you may recall, I did some aerial work last year (well, 2 years ago now -...
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