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Those Pesky Limbs

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I’m sure you have heard the cliche, “the devil is in the details.” That is certainly true in photography.  Those pesky limbs, or evil tree branches that pop up out of nowhere in our photos.  What can we do?  Often we resort to Photoshop, Lightroom or some other form of photo editing software to fix […]

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On mothers, cancer and zombie photographers

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This morning I read a wonderful article by photographer Olivier Duong. Please take a read, it will inspire you. Plato said “The unexamined life is not worth living” and it’s a quote that is pretty deep. It’s the reason that you do something, the “Why” of things that separate living people from zombies. Your purpose […]

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Composition is King

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Despite the fact that this article is about composition within film, there are lessons to be learned here about storytelling in still photography.  You’re photographs can go from good to excellent with dramatic composition. The subtle, well-composed frames of Ida prove that composition is amongst the most powerful visual storytelling tools at our disposal. In […]

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Lines of Cars and Lights

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I photograph a bit of everything.  I just plain LOVE photography.  There are very few subjects that don’t interest me in some way or another.  Like cars. Recently I took some shots at an annual car show.  I love the lines of cars and when you mix that with the reflections of lights you get […]

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The VALUE in photography

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These are not my words as I’m re-posting this from Two Blooms Photography, but they are my stance, my beliefs if you will.  I don’t think it is the intention of Two Blooms Photography, nor mine, to point a figure at or chastise anyone.  Rather, as professional photographers we have done a poor job of […]

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Timelapse video – From The 23rd

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Here is a timelapse video created by Photographer Joe Nafis, over the course of 2 years (that’s 24 months in baby time).  Shot from his Shanghai 23rd floor apartment it captures the city and it’s life.   If you’re interested in timelapse photography here are some tips from PictureCorrect.        

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How photographers charge for their services and prints

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“How in the world can you charge $40+ for an 8×10 if it costs me less than $2 to print at “x” store?” Photographers hear this statement more often than you may think. The digital revolution has brought about amazing flexibility and ability to control various factors during the image taking and making process. The […]