Using On-Camera Flash?
December 30, 2010 7 CommentsAs much as we like to promote moving your flash off-camera, there are times when using that little pop-up flash can be really fun! One such time can be when it’s snowing outside!
As much as we like to promote moving your flash off-camera, there are times when using that little pop-up flash can be really fun! One such time can be when it’s snowing outside!
Happy Tuesday to all! As we wind down the Year of the Tiger (2010 was the Year of the Tiger according to the Chinese Calendar), I find myself, as always, looking at the events of the past 365 days, and wonder to myself what I’ve done. Have I accomplished my goals? Did I challenge myself ...
We all got something photo-related for Christmas, right? My good fortune was some new inks for the Epson R1900, a book by Moose Peterson, and a few other doodads. But, today I thought it might be fun to find out what others found under their tree over the weekend? Anything off the 25 for $50 ...
A special thanks and Merry Christmas wishes to everyone who has been so supportive of the blog, podcast, and everything through 2010! It’s been a wonderful year, and it would not have been so without all of your support. Throughout the weekend, enjoy free downloads of any of the ebooks (Shutters and Apertures, 49 Photo ...
As you may recall from yesterday’s post, I did not get the entire solstice eclipse from beginning to end due to cloud cover. But, from the halfway point forward, the clouds cleared and I was able to get some adequate coverage. After wrestling both mentally and processor-ily with the amount of images (98) and trying ...
The first lunar eclipse to occur on the winter solstice occurred. It’s the first time it’s happened in 600 years…and apparently won’t happen again for another 400 years. I had two strokes of luck with this amazing astronomical event: #1 – the path of the moon tracked almost directly over my house! Literally! I took ...