From the Garage, originally uploaded by bubba911t.
Normally, I would never consider a shot like this. I always try to find “fresh” perspectives of Pikes Peak and this is definitely one since I rarely imagine a shot like this in my head. I happened to be going to a class a few weekends ago [...]
One Day, One Picture
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From the Garage
Adobe’s online Photoshop Express
POTW: Graffiti, originally uploaded by Sheba Wheeler.
I got an email today from Richard Peterson, one of my photography instructors, about Adobe’s “Photoshop Express,” its new online photo editor with free storage and sharing. The application has been released as a beta, which means Adobe needs you to help them finish creating it.
Try it out, then [...]
Best Article I Have Read…
Being home recovering from surgery has been not much more than a web surfing, TV watching haze. But today I came across a great article on Digital Photography School and, really, it’s rather inspiring.
Entitled, “4 Reasons Not to Write of Shooting in Automatic“, it actually makes some points so perfectly clear. As photographers who show [...]
Artistic Nudes
originally uploaded by Sheba Wheeler.
I was initially very uncomfortable when a close friend and work buddy asked me to do artistic nude shots of her as a birthday gift for her husband. Up until then, I hadn’t had much experience viewing nude photography that looked graceful and elegant — as everything I had seen up [...]
Boys of summer
Boys of summer, originally uploaded by Bullock Family.
Hard to believe, but baseball season is back here in Colorado. I don’t coach anymore, so now I get to practice being a photographer. Yesterday was my chance to play with my new Sigma 55-200 for the E-510. Overall I like the lens, but when [...]
DSLR/ Laptop Backpack review
Going on a trip to Florida in a couple of weeks, and I didn’t want to hassle with carrying on my camera bag and laptop backpack. I looked around at the options, and there were some impressive ones.