It recently came to my attention that the FTC commission has taken an interest in the reviews that bloggers provide as unbiased information on the products. I guess this came about due to some people that gave reviews of products…
Month: October 2009
Framing your work
Framing your work can be an expensive proposition. Once you get an archival mat, conservation glass, and a custom frame created for your print – you can start spending upwards of $100 for something as small as an 8×10 print. …
Creative Cram Session
Guilt can be a powerful thing – after the internet outage last night, I felt as though dodging a post today was kind of an easy out, and that would be doing the readership a dis-service. So, here’s a creative…
Internet Outage
As you may have guessed from the headline – sorry to disappoint, but due to an internet outage, I was unable to upload the content for today’s post last night (yes I only write a day in advance…LOL). So, I’ll…
And there’s more!
First there was the blog… Then video tips got added… Then a podcast came to fruition… Audio tips got added… And now: A Newsletter! That’s right, I am happy to announce that the inaugural issue of the Canon Blogger Newsletter…
Blurring Water
An interesting question came cruising through the blog a few days ago. While the submitter wished to remain anonymous (I asked them if I could share the details, which I always do to encourage any and all questions)…the details of…
Guest Blogger – Kevin Mulllins
What’s in my Camera bag? by Kevin Mullins Firstly, I’d like to thanks Jason, not only for offering me a “spot” here today, but also generally, for this great blog and the Learning Digital Photography podcast – they are both…