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  • edzstudios is iPad compatible

    Yes, that is edzstudios.com on an iPad.  No flash here.  The whole site works beautifully, from galleries to blog to contact form.

    (grins smugly at LiveBooks users)

    :-)

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  • Camera Capture

    If you’ve ever wondered what all those strange modes on your camera do, this may answer your questions
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • Article: Stranger on the Port Townsend Ferry

    While searching through his archive for some pictures to print, dpreview.com Reviews Editor Barnaby Britton uncovered a twilight portrait from 2008 that stirred a few memories. In this article he explains how he approached creating and editing this photograph, of a lone nighttime traveller in the Pacific Northwest. 
    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Shoot Where You Live!

    A Shoot For Love Assignment :: October 2011

    NOTE:  The assignment is to shoot where you live.  Take a moment and look around and find… inspiration. If you are a photographer and would like details on completing the assignment (it’s free, and easy) visit www.shootforlove.com.  B&H Photo Video is generously sponsoring the assignment with a cool little prize.  :)

    The assignment is to shoot within walking distance of your front door.  See the world around you in a new, creative way.  The inspiration behind these shots (and the idea for the assignment) is to really get to know your surroundings and your subjects. When you pay closer attention to the world you see every day you start to find images that are just a bit more, rare.  Here is a sampling of images I’ve shot over the last month or two in and around my house and yard with this inspiration in mind.

    Shot during different parts of the day, with different models, in different weather, in different locations.  I shot all of these using the same general equipment.  All ambient light, sunlight or artificial lights in the ceiling.  One Camera.  One Lens.  Canon 5D Mark II with the Canon 50mm 1.2L (links take you to product details at B&H)

    If you are interested in learning more about how I create these images and where I find inspiration visit www.shootforlove.com – an online photography workshop.

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  • And Drowned

    And Drowned


    Thomas Hawk Digital Connection

  • Photoshop Elements Tutorials- Hot Spots

    www.essential-photoshop-elements.com Here’s a technique that works really well on over-exposed photos which are common when taken outdoors on a sunny day. It helps to tone down the hot spots.
    Video Rating: 5 / 5

  • Blender 3d 2.49 boid meta ball High Res full length

    Blender 3d 2.49 boid meta ball High Res full length best when watched in Hi Def! Stereoscopic

  • Sigma 105mm macro lens showing

    Taken with the d300s in low quality

  • Andrew Pinkham’s Renaissance Pet Portraits

    Photos © Andrew Pinkham

    It's not often one comes across someone doing interesting photography via the Lolcats website. But that is exactly where I found out about Andrew Pinkham.

    Based in Philadelphia, his work occupies a space somewhere between digital portrait photographer and Old Master painter. He is just as comfortable with a Nikon speedlight as he is with turning a photograph into a painterly illustration in post.

    An interesting destination, to be sure. But how does someone go about arriving at a style like this? Read more »


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  • Cinema 4D Tutorial Part 2 – Modeling a mp3 player

    This is part 2 of the mp3 player tutorial.
    Video Rating: 4 / 5