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Blogging for Photographers
With the huge expanding nature of blogging and sharing your photography through an online blog, there’s been a lot of photo-blog projects started, and while many are quite good (and also inspirational), others have been started and it’s pretty obvious from the start that while the photos may be decent – the blogging platform has left a little to be desired.
Freezing the frame (for Friday)
Read a neat little blurb in Popular Photography, May issue that I cut out and added to the “clip binder” recently…Four good rules of thumb for fast shutter speeds and what they translate to. So, regurgitated for you here today, are… Four Frame Freezing Follies 1/1000th of a second will freeze action moving either up and down or across the frame. 1/500th of a second is good for aerials (coming in over a scene, like in a plane or along those lines) 1/250th of a second is good for freezing action coming straight at you (toward the camera – unless … Continue reading
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