Today for Freelance Friday, I thought I would throw this your way. It is a movie that was created and edited on the new Apple iPhone 4G. It is a really cool little move. The creators also show you behind the scenes and how it was made.
I hope everyone has a great weekend. It’s Independence Day weekend for everyone in the United States. This means Fireworks and Bbq’s. If you plan on going out on Sunday night and taking pictures on of fireworks. I put together a post that will help you with your task, you can find it here “Photographing Firework Displays”. Be safe and sane around those fireworks.
Everyone loves the big crash, boom and bang of the bright lights and fantastic colors of professional fireworks. I thought this would be a great Tech (Technique) Tuesday post, Photographing Firework Displays. With the Fourth of July just a few days away, a lot of photographers will be out with camera in hand to capture [...]
Today is the June 23, 2010 the first day of the Alameda County Fair at the Alameda County Fair grounds in Pleasanton, CA. I love the County Fair. My first time to the Alameda County Fair was back in 1984. My parents had moved to the area after my dad took a job in nearby [...]
Yesterday while I was on flickr, I found a flickr add that linked you to the “Lay’s® Happiness Exhibit.” This web site caught my attention, not because it was part of flickr, but, because I love the way this web site looks and works. The front page is laid out so simply, but is has a [...]
A friend of Thomas Hawk of Thomas Hawk Digital Connection has posted some great trip to increase your Flickr influence on the web and on the Flickr Social Media site. As a photographer, I have wanted to increase my exposure among Flickr circle. Since Flickr is one, if not the largest photography social media web site [...]
The other day while going through the endless post of photography blogs and websites I follow, I ran across an post from DIY Photography. DIY Photography had two videos that Google made using High Speed video up to 2700 fps (frames per second). Google had three different scenarios one with a potato gun. Another with [...]
I was reading today on DPS (Digital Photography School) a post that was titled Finding Your Camera’s Current Shutter Actuations. I have always want to know exactly how many clicks had actually committed my camera to doing. In order to find out how many actuations you camera has taken you need to look in the EXIF [...]
Adobe released Lightroom 2.7, Camera Raw and DNG Converter 5.7. According to Adobe version 2.6 was the final update to Lightroom 2.0. Adobe Lightroom 3.0 was going to be the next release but I guess they either miss calculated the release of Lightroom 3.0 or the need for bug fixes couldn’t wait. Known Issues • [...]
