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Tuesday Thoughts: Q&A about Infrared Photography

Tuesday Thoughts: Q&A about Infrared Photography

I love to hear from our readers and sometimes the questions they ask might be similar to ones you might have. Like this e-mail that I received about infrared photography. And while this reader’s question was about IR conversions for his Olympus DSLR, my answer should apply to any DSLR owner who wants to convert their camera to infrared capture.

Monochrome Monday: A Few Reasons to Try Shooting in B&W

Monochrome Monday: A Few Reasons to Try Shooting in B&W

When shooting with film, there were several ways that you could capture images. You could shoot color negative or slide film or you could use black and white film that would let you create an entirely different version of that same photograph.

Book Club: Chapter 60: Books for Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday

Book Club: Chapter 60: Books for Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday

Today's Post by Joe Farace “A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one.” ― George R.R. Martin, A Dance with Dragons You've got questions about books? I've got some answers. Q: Why haven't you written any new...

Celebrating National Authors Day Today and….

Celebrating National Authors Day Today and….

I's not just National Authors Day today, it's also National Fountain Pen day, which somehow seems fitting because many writers still produce their books by writing them longhand. One of the reasons I own two Conklin fountain pens is because it was Mark Twain's...