Hello everyone,
Hard to believe that we're getting into the middle of September already. The time just keeps going faster & faster.
Lately, I've been doing some reading about macro photography and thought I'd suggest a possible subject to consider.
With fall just around the corner, the leaves will be changing soon. I'm going to try getting some macro shots of a leave in it's different phases of color change. Hope it turns out & I'll post the picts when I get them.
So that's your assignment (I know I never assigned you one) if you choose to accept it. Go out, find an interesting plant of any type and photography really close up, as it transitions into it's winter stage. Make sure your post your shots so we can learn from your work.
Well cheers for now & happy shooting,
Tom
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
Shutterstock Seeks Photographers!
Greetings and salutations fellow photo enthusiasts!
I truly hope the day finds you well and busy. It's hard to believe that summer is already starting to wind down. Soon the leaves will start to turn here and the kids will be back off to school. As much as I do love the fall season, there is a certain amount of meloncholy for me too. Probably something to do with thinking about all the things I didn't get done yet. I guess that's what New Year's resolutions are supposed to be for.
Anyways, the reason for my post today is to let you know about an opportunity for you to make some extra money with your photographs. A company called Shutterstock (I'm a member) is looking for new photographers to start contributing to their stock collection. So I thought I'd pass the word along in case you're interested. It doesn't cost anything to join and if they sell your work, you get a big chunk of the proceeds. It's that simple. Just follow this link to sign up for your FREE account and start making money.
Thanks for stopping by and as always, Happy Shooting!
PS...I'm still working on a couple new article with even more digital photo tips for you so be sure to stop back again soon and feel free to tell your friends too.
I truly hope the day finds you well and busy. It's hard to believe that summer is already starting to wind down. Soon the leaves will start to turn here and the kids will be back off to school. As much as I do love the fall season, there is a certain amount of meloncholy for me too. Probably something to do with thinking about all the things I didn't get done yet. I guess that's what New Year's resolutions are supposed to be for.
Anyways, the reason for my post today is to let you know about an opportunity for you to make some extra money with your photographs. A company called Shutterstock (I'm a member) is looking for new photographers to start contributing to their stock collection. So I thought I'd pass the word along in case you're interested. It doesn't cost anything to join and if they sell your work, you get a big chunk of the proceeds. It's that simple. Just follow this link to sign up for your FREE account and start making money.
Thanks for stopping by and as always, Happy Shooting!
PS...I'm still working on a couple new article with even more digital photo tips for you so be sure to stop back again soon and feel free to tell your friends too.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Studio Lighting Techniques Article
Howdy friends,
Great news! I just got notification that my latest article about digital photo tips was just approved for publication.
I think you'll really enjoy this one because it addresses some issues that a lot of people have problems with.
You can read my latest piece by clicking on the post title above.
Thanks for stopping by. Don't be afraid to let us know what exciting projects you're working on now.
Cheers & Happy Shooting!
If you considering upgrading your equipment, check out these specials at Amazon.
Great news! I just got notification that my latest article about digital photo tips was just approved for publication.
I think you'll really enjoy this one because it addresses some issues that a lot of people have problems with.
You can read my latest piece by clicking on the post title above.
Thanks for stopping by. Don't be afraid to let us know what exciting projects you're working on now.
Cheers & Happy Shooting!
If you considering upgrading your equipment, check out these specials at Amazon.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Studio Lighting Techniques - Upcoming Articles
Greetings All,
I can't believe it's been so long since I've posted. Wow, the summer is sure flying by.
I just wanted to let you know that I have a new article coming out soon. This article will deal with studio lighting technique errors and easy ways you can correct them. Check back in a week to see if it's bee posted yet. I don't think it should be any longer then that.
Cheers & happy shooting!
I can't believe it's been so long since I've posted. Wow, the summer is sure flying by.
I just wanted to let you know that I have a new article coming out soon. This article will deal with studio lighting technique errors and easy ways you can correct them. Check back in a week to see if it's bee posted yet. I don't think it should be any longer then that.
Cheers & happy shooting!
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Shooting Portraits on Location
Greetings friends,
Hope the day finds you busy, healthy and in good spirits! Are you having opportunities to get out & take some pictures? Now is a busy season for weddings and graduations so you may be able to find some paying jobs.
I had an article published recently that deals with subject of shooting portraits on location instead of in a studio. Forget about studio lighting techniques, backdrops and all that other stuff. If you really want to tell your subject's story, I think you'll find it useful for many applications either working with friends and family or your business clients. Please click the title above to read this article. You're welcome to leave a comment if you'd care to share your thoughts. I always like to hear from my fellow photographers.
Thanks for stopping in and Happy Shooting!
Speaking of special occasions for photo opps, here's what's recommended on Amazon these days in case you need to bring a gift. They've got some great ideas for you.
Hope the day finds you busy, healthy and in good spirits! Are you having opportunities to get out & take some pictures? Now is a busy season for weddings and graduations so you may be able to find some paying jobs.
I had an article published recently that deals with subject of shooting portraits on location instead of in a studio. Forget about studio lighting techniques, backdrops and all that other stuff. If you really want to tell your subject's story, I think you'll find it useful for many applications either working with friends and family or your business clients. Please click the title above to read this article. You're welcome to leave a comment if you'd care to share your thoughts. I always like to hear from my fellow photographers.
Thanks for stopping in and Happy Shooting!
Speaking of special occasions for photo opps, here's what's recommended on Amazon these days in case you need to bring a gift. They've got some great ideas for you.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Subject Matter
Hi again everyone,
I'm in the process of setting up another series of articles dealing digital photography and I'd like your help.
If you would like, please post a reply indicating a subject or subjects you would like to learn more about.
Thanks for looking and happy shooting!
PS...What's your favorite cola? Click this link now to voice your opinion!

PPS...Looking to upgrade your equipment? Check out these deals from Amazon that will help you next time you're on location.
I'm in the process of setting up another series of articles dealing digital photography and I'd like your help.
If you would like, please post a reply indicating a subject or subjects you would like to learn more about.
Thanks for looking and happy shooting!
PS...What's your favorite cola? Click this link now to voice your opinion!
PPS...Looking to upgrade your equipment? Check out these deals from Amazon that will help you next time you're on location.
Monday, June 8, 2009
Digital Photography Lighting Techniques
Hello Shutterbugs,
Here's another instructional video from my friend Amy Renfrey.
In this episode, Amy discusses how you can improve your indoor action shots with suggestions for getting more light in the scene. I think you will find this information very useful.
When you are ready to take your photography skills to the next level, try clicking on the links in the 'About Me' section to the right. Here you will find many more tips and tricks to help you take better pictures.
Thanks for stopping in and Happy Shooting!
Also, here's some equipment I would recommend if you're looking to upgrade your equipment.
Here's another instructional video from my friend Amy Renfrey.
In this episode, Amy discusses how you can improve your indoor action shots with suggestions for getting more light in the scene. I think you will find this information very useful.
When you are ready to take your photography skills to the next level, try clicking on the links in the 'About Me' section to the right. Here you will find many more tips and tricks to help you take better pictures.
Thanks for stopping in and Happy Shooting!
Also, here's some equipment I would recommend if you're looking to upgrade your equipment.
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