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Does Camera Resolution Matter When Shooting Infrared
One of the tips that I give to photographers who are interested in trying infrared photography and want to use a IR-converted camera (instead of filters) is to convert one of their old cameras that’s sitting around collecting dust. The theory being that you’re not using it anyway, why not get a unique use from something that’s probably not worth much anyway.
The Perfection of Shadows
For many photographers it’s really the shadows that make or break a photograph but sometimes the results may be a bit more shadowy than we might prefer.
It’s International Volkswagen Bus Day
National Day Calendar and Volkswagen of America began a collaboration to establish International Volkswagen Bus Day to be celebrated each year on June 2.
Photographing a Bride Outdoors
Last weekend, I wrote a post entitled “I Wanted To Write A Post About Wedding Photography…” where I talked about how my accountant suggested that I shoot weddings because, “people pay crazy money for wedding photography.”
Is Exposure Data Important in Blog Posts?
You may notice that I almost always provide exposure data for the photographs that are featured in my posts. My reasons for doing so are more complex and perhaps a bit twisted but here goes…
Some Thoughts on Photographic Seeing
I used to have a theme called #thursdaythoughts but like a lot of my other themes such as #tuesdayvibes—I may have them backwards—I recently made some changes because sticking to a rigid format proved to be too challenging for the kind of photography I want to do.





