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Climbing in Shadows

» by Sheba Wheeler January 29th, 2008 at 1:38 pm » Comments (0)

Climbing in Shadows, originally uploaded by Sheba Wheeler.
Since joining Flickr, I knew I would get a great deal out of it — from networking to discovering new ways to capture images. What I didn’t realize is that posting my pictures on Flickr would also teach me how to take criticism and learn how to give [...]



Golden Gate

» by Chester Bullock January 28th, 2008 at 2:19 pm » Comments (0)

PA310014, originally uploaded by Bullock Family.

Taking a picture of a popular landmark is always a challenge. You want it to look like a “postcard” shot, but only in the sense you want it to be perfect. You don’t want it to look like every other picture that has ever been taken. That [...]



Motion: Panning

» by Sheba Wheeler January 24th, 2008 at 1:20 pm » Comments (0)

Motion: Panning, originally uploaded by Sheba Wheeler.
Panning is another great motion technique photographers can use to imply action or movement, but it may require several attempts to master it.



Motion: Freeze Frame

» by Sheba Wheeler January 23rd, 2008 at 11:27 am » Comments (0)

Winning, originally uploaded by Sheba Wheeler.
A few weeks ago, I posted about how using a slower shutter speed can create wonderful technical effects in your photography. This week, I tried my hand at cranking up the shutter speed to freeze action.



Wetterhorn Wonder

» by Justin Peterson January 22nd, 2008 at 5:09 pm » Comments (0)

Wetterhorn Wonder, originally uploaded by bubba911t.
What is it about black and white photos? Do they remind us of the quintessential images of Yosemite by Ansel Adams? For a lot of us, probably. I think I have finally figured out why I love them so much. Often times, a color image and the subjects contained within [...]



Fresh Ski Tracks

» by Chester Bullock January 21st, 2008 at 9:42 am » Comments (0)

Fresh Ski Tracks, originally uploaded by bubba911t.

This photo isn’t mine, but I think it is fantastic. I don’t convert enough of my photos to black and white. Some of my landscapes would look really good this way I think. But if you know me, you know why I really love this picture [...]



Cheesman Memorial Pavilion

» by Chester Bullock January 18th, 2008 at 9:34 am » Comments (0)

Cheesman Memorial Pavilion, originally uploaded by Chester Bullock.

Went out shooting yesterday and got some places I have been meaning to visit for a while. It was cold (26F) and the lighting sucked, so it was good for scouting if nothing else.
I have lived here a long time and never knew the history of the [...]



Dawn of a New Day

» by Chester Bullock January 16th, 2008 at 9:53 am » Comments (0)

Dawn of a New Day, originally uploaded by Chester Bullock.

Look familiar? I waited a few minutes, changed my angle, and this picture turned into this one. Light is always changing, and the resulting mood change can be pretty remarkable.



A Drink on Me

» by Tiffany Trott January 13th, 2008 at 11:32 am » Comments (0)

goldschlager-red-orig, originally uploaded by ~Tiffany Nicole Photography~.
Simple objects can easily take on an artistic look. This picture of my bottle of Goldschlager was taken with nothing more then the foil paper that was in a Christmas present gift bag.
The gold flakes in the bottle were caught suspended in air with a 1/60 shutter speed to [...]



Motion: Slow Down Would Ya?

» by Sheba Wheeler January 11th, 2008 at 10:32 am » Comments (0)

Clear Creek, originally uploaded by Sheba Wheeler.
One of the coolest camera techniques a photographer can play around with is “freezing” an object in motion to bring about a different perspective. To test out this concept, I took my camera to a still heavy and fast running Clear Creek in early Autumn and used a manually [...]



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