I’ve got a few software reviews up my sleeve for both Windows and mac, but ratehr than rush them out the door prematurely, I’d rather postpone that material in the interests of sharing some rather thought-provoking content on the question of quality versus quantity. I’d written this post before, and the first publication got a ...
Articles, Content, learning, personalLast week we looked at the Rule of Thirds as a general rule that can be applied differently depending on the type of photography. You could use the hot spots or the lines for compositional approaches, and I commented on what seems to be a trend toward the former being more popular in portrait work ...
Announcements, Articles, composition, Content, NewsOk, so this week the schedule is all off kilter, since there was no hardware review and no software review today, so I give up on that. Instead, today I am sharing (on request) a PDF that I have been been busy compiling of my favorites and some unusual ideas for photography. Ranging in subject ...
Announcements, Articles, Content, Contest, Flickr, lists, photography, tips and tricksWe’ve all seen the term used, and the approach should not be a novel one to most of us at this point. Heck, I’ve even talked about it here before to a certain degree. But today, I’d like to take the Rule of Thirds and look at it from two distinct approaches: landscape and portrait ...
Articles, composition, Content, photography, potdSince the podcast went live yesterday, the compositional theme was kind of put on the back burner, so I’d like to bring that back to the forefront today with something everybody likes…a list! For some reason lists of bullet points seem to generate a lot of feedback, and garner the most interest, so here we ...
Articles, education, learning, lists, News, photography, thoughtsWell, yesterday I had a great conversation with Tom Hogarty, senior Product Manager for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for inclusion in the upcoming podcast. In my excitement to finish the post production side, I came downstairs at 3am to my man-cave, and found that Jason Moore had finished an article I sent him for possible inclusion ...
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Loading ...It doesn’t matter whether you are a seasoned veteran or new to the field, the purchase of a tripod ...
A while back I had approached a few companies about putting together an article on how to create panoramas. ...
The web makes for an interesting place, and often I get emails from folks asking for suggestions and recommendations...
I’ve often wondered about the development of technology and the patterns that go with it. As technology has advanced...
Yesterday I talked about resources available to find buyers for your work and talked about a great guide, The...
Most of the time the subject of the a photo is easy to see – whether it’s a portrait,...
We're all different though, some people have this rush of creativity in the morning, or in the middle of...
Some new gear got dropped off on Friday...just in time for me to do a little real world field...
Often when I talk to people about their work flow one big question and the need to do some...
Hello and welcome to Canon Blogger. So, what is this place really all about? So glad you asked! Canon Blogger is all about sharing. Sharing insights and experience from a photographer, blogger, an IT Professional for nearly ten years now, and most importantly, an educator! My name is Jason Anderson and I am the host of CB. I have been working with photography in various capacities for about seven years now.
As the name of the blog suggests, you probably know that my gear is based on the Canon family, specifically the EOS line. Don't worry though, as I have dabbled with Nikon, Pentax, and dating back to my youth, even the Vivitar line (specifically a 110 film camera), so content here is designed to be as device-agnostic as possible so everyone can get something from what I am sharing!
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