Tag: photography

HDR, Web links, and a podcast!

So, this last weekend I went on the photo meetup group outing for the month of February into Eldorado State Park, south of Boulder, and had many an opportunity to capture some landscape and macro work. Some great views were…

Let Me Count the Ways…

A Hallmark Holiday will be upon us tomorrow here in the U.S.  The flower, chocolate, and teddy bear industries probably generate at least half (if not more) of their annual revenue from this weekend alone.   As a photographer, you can…

Defining Your Image Composition

Composition in photography can have many origins.  You can take a pretty concrete subject and place it in an interesting environment.  The Rule of Thirds is one that is often used when creating photographic compositions.  Other times, the way that…

Unintended Inspiration

Today I thought I’d share a little “inspirational” series with the readership.  I had taken a break from reading blogs, magazines, news, twitter, forums, and all the other associated activities related to keeping current and learning about photography to actually…

Crash Taylor Photos

This morning I did get the images from Crash as anticipated, so here is the addendum post for 3 of his favorites.  Thanks again to Crash for taking the time to interview with CB!

Sex and photography?

The Influence of Sex on Photography This has been a topic I’ve wanted to address for some time now, because I think gender does have an impact on how we look at, and how we capture imagery.  We all know…

Sixteen days folks…

Are you ready for it?  The biggest commercialization of the year is only 16 days away, and retailers desperately need your business so they can keep flying in those corporate jets.  Okay, many retailers don’t do that, but news stories…

Holiday Photography…

I recently agreed to put together an article for the December issue of the PhotographyBB magazine on “How to Shoot the Holidays”.  With the compilation of that nearing completion, I subsequently got an email from Towner Jones Photography to write…