Let’s face it – the economy being what it is, the really high end items are likely out of the reach of most mortals. While it’s true that in some cases “you gotta pay to play” (i.e. sports photography), there are economical ways to handle most any photo challenge.
As we rush to get our last minute gifts purchased for the holidays, here is the final set in the five part series of gift ideas for the photographer. I kept the criteria simple:
After some serious burning of the night oil, I’ve got the last Newsletter of the year ready for release – if you want to get it, the push goes out at 10:30am eastern time. This means subscribers will also get a sneak peak of the final 5 items on the 25 for $50 gift guide ...
We’ve come a long way, with Part One, Two and Three giving fifteen of my best items I keep in my gear bag and for all around technical purposes. The list continues today with Part 4 – and only one more to come before all 25 are done! So, without further ado:
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 ...
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. ...
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.
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