You’d think with toting camera bags chock full of bodies, lenses, field drives, lighting equipment, filters, tripods, monopods, and batteries would be enough to give anyone a workout who carries it all day. It is a lot of stuff to carry, and you can certainly accredit some cardio to this activity, but there’s other ways to work out as a photographer. Today, I give you:
5 Photography Exercises Continue reading “The Photographer’s Workout”
Another week in the record books, and the poll has changed out. Since the week pretty much consisted of discussions about noise in your photos, let’s see what people are using in the way of 3rd party plugins. So, take a moment to participate in the poll on the right. Thanks for all the participation last week – 29 people voted! Let’s see if we can crack the barrier of 30 this week!
Today I thought it might be fun to share a few links to fun Photoshop resources – reasons to laugh and just take a break from it all. Here’s 3 of my favorites:
Fair warning, the second one could be considered “not safe for work”. Do you have any fun Photoshop resources or web sites that you visit just for laughs? Share them in the comments. Have a good weekend all, and, as always, happy shooting!
Today was a day of mirth and merriment on the blogosphere…with lots of fun stuff specific to photography too. Here’s a few I ran across in my daily perusal:
Happy Fools Day all….if you’ve got your own stories, photos, and pranks, by all means, share ’em! The double whammy of a root canal on Thursday, and a wisdom tooth extraction yesterday has left me a little worn out, so I’ll keep it short today. As my parting thought for the day, I’d like to throw some props out to Jason D. Moore. He’s got a great website, with some very cool tutorials, and a blogroll of the “Who’s Who” in photography. Regular posts will resume tomorrow. Happy shooting and watch those apertures!
