As interests change and adapt from one year to another, so too do recommendations for the readership. So, this year, rather than restricting the list of “must read” blogs to photo-themed ones, figured I would let the expanding areas of interest influence the “honor roll”. To that end, it’s notable to point out the addition ...
For quite some time now I’ve been reviewing various lenses from the Sigma line, most notably (based on continued traffic to the posts) the 18-250mm and the 50-500.
So many of us fall victim to the dust bunnies, it’s inevitable that at some point we’ll have that perfect shot only to find on detailed review a smudge on our sensor…
That’s the last time Scott Kelby rolled into town. On that fateful day I was honored enough to enjoy his company for a photo walk around downtown Denver on the eve of his Lightroom Seminar! Rather than regale the tales, I’ll just defer to the master today: The Heartbreak of Losing a Full Memory Card ...
Every once and a while, something just super cool, or really enjoyable crosses your path, and it’s so exciting, engaging, or otherwise inspiring, you simply feel compelled to share it with as many people as possible. Such is the case with the iPad designed TRVL magazine. In keeping with the iBooks shelving design for it’s ...
Your images contain a whole host of information that you may not even be seeing? The header information in your photos contain something called EXIF data.
Loading ...Earlier today, I posted the article about a radio station stealing images from a competitor station. After publishing the...
...the cost of hiring a lawyer and delay tactics that the station can make to draw out the process...
...Socializing is a good thing - we are social creatures, and this is even more true with photographers. ...
Earlier today, I posted the article about a radio station stealing images from a competitor station. After publishing the...
...the cost of hiring a lawyer and delay tactics that the station can make to draw out the process...
...Socializing is a good thing - we are social creatures, and this is even more true with photographers. ...
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