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The Color of Your Photographs
Color Temperature is used to describe the color of visible light. This scale which describes visible light, known as the Kelvin Scale, was named after William Kelvin, a British physicist. Every photograph that we take has a specific color temperature assigned to it by the way we set up our digital cameras. Back in the days of color film, we chose a film for day light or night time (100 ISO, 400 ISO). As we progressed in film technology, we...
How To Print Great Photos!
With all of the choices that have come as a result of digital photography, selecting the right paper to print your photographs on can be confusing. I’d like to help you sort through the printing process so that you can create the best prints possible.
Printing is a process. It is created using a printing system. By that I mean printers. Inks and papers are created to use as a system. Years ago, in the age of film, best results...
What's In YOUR View Finder?
In 1989, I was given my first film camera, a Minolta 370. I didn’t use it much that first year. Partly because I was still in graduate school and it took a great deal of my time, but also because the friend who had given me the camera kept saying something to me that I did not understand, “FILL THE FRAME.” No matter what photos I took, really snap shots back then, he would always say, “You didn’t fill the...
Bluebonnet Heaven
Living in the south means that spring comes early. It is one of the many things I have always enjoyed. While the snow is blowing and the winter winds continue to howl in the north, the early spring flowers begin to bloom and the grass takes on an early spring green.
Normally, I am all but glued to the southeast during late March and early April as I a wait a few days of glory when the azaleas bloom. But...
Articles
- The Color of Your Photographs
- How To Print Great Photos!
- What's In YOUR View Finder?
- Unplug. Multi-Tasking Doesn't Work
- Bluebonnet Heaven
- Popular Photography Joins Ranks to Damage Pho...
- Kodak Stupidity Is Never Ending
- Art Shows Aren't Garage Sales
- Choosing Your Next Photo Location
- Specializing in Being Versatile
- Keeping Your Equipment Like New
- Hidden In Plain Sight
- Expanding Your Photo Portfolio
- Taking Photographs in Snow
- The Eyes Have It
- There is Nothing Like a Canon
- "Photography" The Very Best In "How To"
- National Parks Are Photographers Classroom
- Photogrpahy is About Time
- Schedule of Events
- The Art is in the "F" Stop
- Inspiration in Stange Places
- The House That George Built
- Photographing Your Children In Action!
- Taking Photographs on a Bright Sunny Day
- "We Create Our Own Destiny..."
- Bisti Wilderness is Beastly Bold!
- Ascending The Great Dunes
- Photographing Your Pets
- Successful Obsession
- The Color of Eggs
- National Thank You Campaign Launched
- A Hand Written Note Provides More Than Words
- A Few Days of Glory
- Some Images Weren't Meant to be Photographed
- B&H...Invaluable, especially when you liv...
- Photo Exhibit at the Saul Alexander Gallery
- The Modern Marvel of Modern Postcard
- Fabulous Places To Photograph In Charleston
- Lighting in the Low Country: Getting Those Gr...
- Why You NEED External Hard Drives
- New Year...New Camera...More Goals
- The Christmas Flip Chart
- Don't Fall Prey To *Good Enough*
- Low to NO Stress Holiday Gifts
- The Cost of Technology and When to Buy It
- A Pic a Day Will Improve your Photography
- Why You Should Support Your Local Artists
- Artists Can Make Great Business People
- Getting Ready For Those Holiday Photographs