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Dealing with Criticism of Your Images
What I tried to do was learn what I could from the criticisms, ignore what I didn’t agree with–they’re ultimately my photographs–and turn most of the criticisms into a learning experience, including the good, the bad, and sometimes the ugly.
Next Time Consider Shooting B&W film
These day’s no matter what or who I might be photographing, I’m more than likely to reach for a roll of black and white film. It doesn’t have to be all of the images that get made during a particular photo session; maybe just a few to, you know, see what happens.
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The Nature of Glamour Photography
New to glamour photography? Here are a few tips that should serve you well for posing subjects for intimate portraiture, boudoir or glamour photography.
Wheels Wednesday: How Sharp Are Your Photographs?
When I updated my old computer to a 5K iMac it changed the way that I view and work with many of my older images. Photographs that were made with older, lower resolution digital cameras and viewed on older, softer CRT monitors don’t compare with how they look today on higher resolution, crisp and contrasty LCD monitors.
Shooting Glamour in Your Home Studio
There are lots of things you should consider when setting up a home studio beginning with exploiting all of the possibilities of the space that’s available.




