What a job
What a job - Shooting a Ferrari Enzo … darn that’d be a rough day at work.
Smears
The usual long exposure, but I got bored, and waved the camera all over.
What a job - Shooting a Ferrari Enzo … darn that’d be a rough day at work.
Amazing retouching work - The pictures of the people and the shoe are stunning examples of how much Photoshop can be used to retouch a picture.
One of my favorite pictures ever - Perfect composition, execution, artistic vision, and so on.
A $10 softbox - Mykala sent me this link and … this will produce some awesome images when completed. Even, white lighting is the key to great photos of normally boring things (and goodness knows the boring photos of things I take in the winter when it’s dark and cold and I’m busy with homework and don’t have time to take cool pictures).
Amazing tropical pictures - Makes me want to visit Tobago.
Joan’s Broccoli Madness - If I had been drinking milk when I first viewed this picture, said beverage would have sprayed out my nose.
What in bloody heck is this - I ended up on this page when I used google images to search for “voting icon.” You see, I’m looking for ideas for the icon you’ll be able to click to vote a user’s comments up.
I continue to stumble on wedding pictures - This is a great candid.
Best wedding photography I have ever seen - Check out this, this, this, and this. Unbelievable.
You will never have the camera with you when you want it most. When you have it, you will not have its tripod. When you have both camera and tripod, you’ll be out of batteries. This is something like Murphy’s Law of photography, I think. Stay with me here as we are dropped somewhere in the middle of the tracks on which the train of logical progression rides; we shall then round the arc of the story and things will slowly make sense (note to self: stop mixing metaphors).
Canon Awesome Photo Printer - Ten ink colors in this printer. 10!
… the secret of great photography is large amounts of bad photography.
— Daniel Rutter
Awesome photography intro - Covering some great basics like lens, cameras, definitions. Helped me better understand my Canon setup.
Bring out shadows - I frequently expose skies, but get dark dark silhouettes. This is sometimes good, but sometimes not. So, this page outlines a great tool to bring out shadow detail (“The Shadow/Highlight tool in Photoshop CS”). Digital photography, ahoy!
Dye Transfer - A 500:1 contrast ratio. Unreal prints. UNREAL. “A dye transfer print has a dark-life expectancy, at room temperature and humidity, of over 300 years — much better than even Ilfochrome.”
Photography: stunningly, shocking, ridiculously detailed - intro to all things digital (DSLR) photography.
The usual long exposure, but I got bored, and waved the camera all over.
Lens Reversal: Take Awesome Macro Shots - A great explanation of the lens-reversal technique used to photograph very small things.
Take better pictures of fireworks - Given my horrible track record with fireworks, this is extraordinarily helpful.
A Truly Portable ‘Tripod’ - It’s basically a lump of beans used to stabilize your camera. However, I can see myself using it, as it would allow a camera to be set on the ground, but aimed.
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