Back in September, I did a quick blog about shooting a night race at Richmond International Raceway. Since last Sunday was the Daytona 500 (Congratulations, Jamie McMurray!), I figured I’d throw out some more photo tips about shooting races. I’ve been to the Daytona 500 twice now. I’m not a huge NASCAR fan, but I...
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Shooting photographs of snow requires a few adjustments to your camera and technique. Proper preparation will yield better results
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Howdy Folks,
Roger has been carrying the load for this blog for the last few months, as I have been reminded on a near daily basis. Unfortunately, I have been off writing big proposals to try and get new business, thereby allowing me to continue my photography addiction. Finally, I’ve caught a brief break and have...
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My father-in-law died, unexpectedly, in January 2009. He and I shared interests in photography, genealogy, and investing. Throughout his life, he enjoyed outdoor activities, like camping and hiking. For many years, he would spend time on various rivers and rapids in his canoe, usually with some of his kids and grandkids. Our DaughterNumberTwo was a...
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Many photographers see tripods and monopods as necessary evils.
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When was the last time you gave some time to a worthwhile cause? Well, you should.
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Many people who would like to do more with their photography are unsure about exactly where to start. I recommend a subject that won’t require lots of equipment and provides the widest range of techniques to study. Flowers are a good choice.
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The last of the three important factors in proper image exposure is the easiest to understand: shutter speed.
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