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High School Senior Portraits - A DIY Guide

Monday, September 24th, 2007

A good high school senior portrait is a precious memory. Back in the late seventies when I was graduating high school everyone was forced to go to the contracted studio. All the guys wore the same style tux with a ruffled shirt and bow tie. All the gals wore a simple black dress and held a single rose.

These weren’t senior portraits. They were mug shots.

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Photography Tip- Memories Are Made Of These

Saturday, September 22nd, 2007

Recently my friends, parents home burned to the ground. As tragic as it was insurance covered almost everything. But there were some things that money just couldn’t replace. Like the antique furniture passed down from family. Like an emerald ring from his great, great grandmother. And the photography, the beautiful glimpses of generations in action. Time capsules from the past, our family roots.

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Some Basic Tips On Using Your Camera

Friday, September 21st, 2007

It’s true that taking photos is as simple as running out and grabbing a cheap five dollar camera. But taking good, quality photos has never been easier. So lets explore some quick ideas that can help you take photos that you will be happy to share with friends and family.

Photography as an art has never been more exciting or enjoyable. Todays photography enthusiast has many styles, topics, and tools open to them. Plus, the blending of digital with print makes the craft of taking photos very versatile.

Here are four tips to help.

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A Guide for Newbies in Photography

Wednesday, September 12th, 2007

With a focal length of between 60 mm and 300 mm, this is also a perfect lens for the sport enthusiast. The telephoto lens allows you to capture the far away object and can also be used for landscape images

Photography is defined as ¡°The art or process of producing images by the action of light on surfaces sensitized by chemical processes.¡±

Landscape photography is a great field of photography, especially if you love nature and if you love to travel. You can travel the world taking pictures of beautiful scenes across many countries. The earlier model did not contain the film; instead, it had a small light-shield box with lens and translucent screen on either side. The image that traveled through the lens was stored on the screen. Known as ‘camera obscura,’ it was no more than a sketching device for artists.

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Alternative Shooting Positions For You & Your D-SLR!

Monday, September 10th, 2007

Now your ready to start taking pictures we’re going to show you four ways to position yourself while you’re holding your camera, to ensure you’re rock steady no matter what you’re shooting.

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