As summer starts to come to a close, the days of hiking and camping get colder and less likely due to weather. I am hoping to get back out a few more times before things turn too chilly, especially to capture the fall foliage in all it’s grandeur.
It’s crazy how things jog our memory, but a conversation on Twitter last night reminded me of a trip I took to St. Augustine with Tracy a few years back. The person happened to live near there, so the town naturally came up in conversation. Of course the dialog eventually turned to photography in the ...
This is an interesting perspective and one I had recently with a colleague while we were hiking out in Pawnee Buttes of Northern Colorado. The nuts and bolts of the back story here is that we were talking about the creative process and how people “see” their pictures. It’s not so much the pre-visualization process ...
Five weeks without a podcast, then two within two weeks – it’s like my multimedia content got a dose of fiber because things appear to be getting regular around here again! Joining the show once again is my good friend Kerry Garrison – I asked him back on because this particular subject is something Kerry ...
When we approach the topic of depth of field, most people nod along about how the composition can change pretty dramatically when moving between various apertures – but have you ever really studied the differences? Take some time and do an exercise. It’s not that difficult, and really seeing the differences in photos can totally ...
Over the weekend I had the distinct pleasure of joining my colleague and good friend Kerry Garrison (who you probably know from Camera Dojo) out “in the wild” as we traveled to the Breezy Point Resort north of Brainerd MN…
Loading ...As you may recall, I announced some time back about a planned Macro Photography photo walk at the Railroad...
Guest post by Joe Farace The classic definition of macro photography is that the image projected onto the digital...
A great question came up in my Twitter feed recently, and felt it was worthy of putting together a...
As promised, today I am going to take a closer look at Photoshop Touch from the folks at Adobe....
When Lightroom 4 hit the virtual bookshelves a couple weeks ago, there was quite a bit of buzz in...
Guest post by Joe Farace I don’t always have any specific goals and objectives in mind when making an...
A friend recently asked me why his camera was so slow to focus. The answer naturally started with (as...
In the world of blogging, content is king, and while I love creating new content for the blog -...
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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