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Travel and Scenic Photography 101

When you're driving through the mountains somewhere, and you notice a car parked half off the road and some guy leaning to the left to avoid a branch with his Rebel 2000 camera in the act of focusing, you've met me. I do this because, to me, a trip... Read More

Using Film Speed Effectively

So you have this great new camera. Now you're standing in front of a display of more film that you've ever seen. All you want to do is take some great family photos but you don't know where to start. Here's short guide to help you get started.Film speed is... Read More

Using Film Speed Effectively (Black & White Film Thoughts)

It's hard to find sometimes but it's making a resurgence, black and white film. If you've never used this film now is the time to try it out. Here are some tips to using b&w film and what you can expect from the results.1. Forget color. This is the hardest... Read More

Everybody is Fixing Their House or Apartment Up These Days. Use That Digital Camera to Capture

That's right, you go through all the trouble of making your house or apartment nicer by hauling yourself off to the local fix it yourself store or hiring some professionals to come in and do it for you, so why not capture an accurate record of it for posterity. At... Read More

Photography 101 Part 1

Photography 101 Part One Equipment: camera, meter, flash, tripod This article is a simplified photography course directed at new photographers out there who want to know where to start. If you really want to learn photography the first thing you need is a good affordable and reliable camera. It must,... Read More

Tame Those Memories

Family vacations, summer weddings and family reunions are in full swing, and the warm memories and envelopes of photographs are ever growing! You certainly intend to organize them -- but the boxes in the attic are full of intentions, and now the photograph CDs are being to pile up! What... Read More

Bracketing and How To Use Tt Correctly...

What Is... Exposure BracketingExposure bracketing is a simple technique professional photographers use to ensure they properly expose their pictures, especially in challenging lighting situations.When you expose for a scene, your camera's light meter will select an aperture / shutter speed combination that it believes will give a properly exposed picture.Exposure... Read More

Choosing The Right Digital Camera

Let's get something straight right out of the box. If you're looking to buy a new digital camera, you don't really have to be an expert in pixels and mega pixels and all that kind of stuff. If you expect to find that kind of deep technical discussion here, you're... Read More

How Can I Preserve My Lifetime of Memories in Photographs?

Like most folks you have probably have organized and sorted your photos atleast once. The problem is they never seem to stay organized no matter how hard you try, and even if they do they seem to lack that original impact that they had shortly after you took them or... Read More

Digital Cameras and Digital Photography

Before you rush into buying your digital camera this holiday season make sure your properly informed. Many consumers during the holiday season rush into purchasing electronic equipment in a mad panic to get that high end gift for their loved one or spouse.Take the time to resource all the models... Read More

In The News:

Los Angeles Times
Capturing the world through photography, video and multimedia
Los Angeles Times
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Rahmat Gul / Associated Press Jalalabad, Afghanistan — Afghans burn an effigy of President Obama during an anti-US protest over the burning of Muslim holy books. New Delhi — Exiled Tibetan students let slogans painted on their bodies ...

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OnOne Software Launches Marketplace for Photographers Offering Professionally ...
MarketWatch (press release)
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb 22, 2012 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- onOne Software, Inc., a leading developer of innovative, timesaving solutions for professional and advanced amateur photographers, today announced the launch of the onOne Marketplace, ...

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PHOTOGRAPHY & THE LAW: Copyright Issues
Business Insider
This appears to be a format where the copy remains relatively the same (except for the subject) with the photos inserted from those found on the Internet and used for the most part without permission, credit or compensation to the photographer.

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Daily Mail
Artist electrifying the world of photography with his 360-degree landscapes ...
Daily Mail
By Anthony Bond This is one artist whose photographs really do make him feel on top of the world. Daredevil photographer Wouter Van Buuren scales 70m-high electricity pylons, cranes, bridges and even skyscrapers in a bid to take the vertigo-inducing ...

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New York Times (blog)
Parting Glance: Rémi Ochlik
New York Times (blog)
By KERRI MACDONALD Rémi Ochlik, the young photographer who died Wednesday morning in Syria, was the second photographer in a close group of friends to die covering conflicts in the Middle East in just over a year. Mr. Ochlik, 28, was killed early ...
Remi Ochlik: I expected to see horrible things. Yes, I was afraidThe Guardian
In Memoriam: Rémi Ochlik, 1983 – 2012TIME

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The Guardian
Photographer Judah Passow's best shot
The Guardian
And we always pick one day to indulge our passions separately: she will go off and draw, while I take photographs. Ferry is the quickest way to get from Banjul to Barra, a market town on the other side of the Gambia River that is the gateway to Senegal ...

Amateur Photographer
Photographer Conroy leg injuries not life-threatening: AP sources (update 4.35pm)
Amateur Photographer
The British Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) has confirmed that photographer Paul Conroy was injured in an attack that killed a veteran Sunday Times journalist and a French photographer in Syria. However, the photographer's injuries are not believed ...
Face of new journalism not afraid to reveal his fearThe Age

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Professor Judith Linn: the accidental photographer
The Miscellany News
She switched to photography after taking a class in college. Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art Judith Linn teaches photography, though she had originally planned to be a painter. Her art school, the Pratt Institute, forced her to take a photography ...

'Shadowlands' Photographs Highlight Human Cost of Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
Living Green Magazine
Greenpeace has recently launched 'Shadowlands', a presentation of haunting photographs depicting the impacts of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, the plight of people displaced by the crisis, and a warning to others that a serious nuclear accident can ...

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