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National Geographic Photographer Bruce Dale: 30 Years of BAD Pictures

15. July 2010

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National Geographic Photographer Bruce Dale: 30 Years of BAD Pictures

Bruce Dale worked exclusively for National Geographic for 30 years. Bruce Dale’s assignments varied from undersea to aerial photography and from people to complex science subjects while working in over 75 countries. Watch the first video to find out more about Bruce’s BAD pictures…

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Always Carry A Camera

30. December 2009

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Always Carry A Camera

The idea of always carrying a camera is not new. Many people carry a camera with them every day and have been doing so for years. There are daily photoblogs all over the internet.
One might argue that always carrying a camera lends itself to a certain shooting style, a style that is more documentary in nature. Street photography.
Recently [...]

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Face to Face with a Predator

20. November 2009

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Face to Face with a Predator

In this video Paul Nicklen describes his most amazing experience as a National Geographic photographer – coming face-to-face with one of Antarctica’s most vicious predators.

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Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells… Photo Gift Ideas for Christmas

20. November 2009

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Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells… Photo Gift Ideas for Christmas

Like it or not, the holiday season is right in front of us. This means soon we will all be out Christmas shopping! Yahooooo! Well, perhaps not everyone is jumping up and down in joy about the prospect of stressing around to find the perfect Christmas gift for uncle Bob and ante Esmerelda.
Don’t despair! You [...]

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A Few Wise Words

29. September 2009

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A Few Wise Words

I like to carry one of the legendary Moleskine notebooks with me as often as I can, so that I can make a note of anything worthy making a note of as and when I come across it.
The Moleskine notebooks are available at most good bookstores or you can get them online over at Chronicle Books.
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Pete Turner: Empowered by Color

20. August 2009

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Pete Turner: Empowered by Color

Bold color and striking compositions are at the core of Pete Turner’s extraordinary vision. Critic A.D. Coleman wrote of Turner’s work, “A dramatist’s sense of event, intense and saturated coloration, and a distinct if indescribable otherness are omnipresent in Turner’s images.”
In 1959, an expedition from Capetown to Cairo was a turning point in Turner’s [...]

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Hear It From the Man Himself

12. August 2009

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Hear It From the Man Himself

Make yourself a nice cup of tea or coffee, get comfortable in your chair and enjoy watching this short video with one of photography’s most legendary photographers within the landscape genre. It’s a great little interview and includes a mini biography on the great Ansel Adams.

Here are a couple of books with Ansel Adams that live [...]

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August is Compact Month – Up for a Challenge?

28. July 2009

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August is Compact Month – Up for a Challenge?

In my recent post Learning to See I announced that I will carry my compact Canon G9 with me every day throughout the month of August and make as many images with it as time permits each day. I will be uploading one image (my personal best choice) from each day here on the site [...]

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Into the Light

26. July 2009

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Here is a great little inspirational video by the talented Ibarionex Perello.
Ibarionex is a professional photographer, writer, educator and also host of The Candid Frame and Shooting with Alas photography podcasts. I listen (and watch) both of these podcasts and find them very inspirational. I have been particularly fond of the The Candid Frame. If [...]

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