Tag Archives: Photography
A Casual Look at Color and Monochrome
Simple demonstration between color and monochrome photography. With color photos, I notice colors. With black and white, I notice textures. I’m deciding on photos for my new book. I think monochrome still has its place in a world addicted to … Continue reading
Drool Over Jewels Take II
Sotheby’s produces some wonderful videos which are easily accessed on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCelkSnSbxvIfjjD01uPHHbg A nice video capturing sparkling as only a moving camera can. Sparkles don’t show in still photography, they need movement. Still photos of diamonds use a special lens … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, rocks and lapidary, Uncategorized, video
Tagged diamonds, emeralds, jewels, Photography, sapphires, soethbys, still photographs
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Pfeiffer Beach Sand, Monterey County, California
I’m trying to learn my microscope. These are single focus shots; as I learn more I will get to know photo stacking which will result in the entire field being in focus. If I do it right. If you enjoy … Continue reading
Self-Portraits With A Camera — Do You Have One?
Rei Aijylle Abenoja Estemera is a high school student who just started a blog focused on photography. I know that because she liked my last post so I checked out her site. Her self-portrait with a camera startled me and … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, camera, first blog post, new camera site, Olympus Pen F, Photography, Rei Aijylle Abenoja Estemera, self-portrait
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The Greatest Challenges in Writing for Publication
The greatest challenge in writing for publication is word count. It’s set by the editor, it can’t be exceeded. A topic easily explained in 1,000 words becomes tremendously difficult given 250. A reader never knows your word count, only that … Continue reading
Posted in editing writing, Magazine article, Newspaper article, newspapers, non-fiction writing, Photography, revising writing, Thoughts on writing, Uncategorized, Writing by others, Writing tips
Tagged challenges, deadline, newspaper work, newspapers, Photography, publication, writing
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We The Few
“We the few, who have done so much with so little, now attempt the impossible with nothing.” My week long road trip has returned me to a seemingly impossible problem: producing professional looking closeup and macro photography. I have located … Continue reading
The Problem With Model Releases
People add interest to otherwise dull photos. See below. These shots are from the Trinity Site on the grounds of the White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico. It was the location of the first atomic bomb explosion and … Continue reading
