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The other day I went along with Myriam and little Laura to feed the ducks. Yes, I know, it sounds kind of nice and idylic, right? Well, it was kind of nice and idylic. We have a little creek just down the road where a couple of duck families hang out. The creek, however, is somewhat polluted which makes it a little [...]
Continue reading...Bring It All Together
3. October 2009
Do you have an online presence for your photos? In my Two Basic Steps to Promote Yourself as Photographer article I suggest that having an online presence is a critical step to promote yourself as a photographer. It’s simple. If no one knows about you and your photography, how are you going to get discovered? How are [...]
Continue reading...Frame Your Photos Quickly and Efficiently
16. August 2009
Yesterday I announced onOne Software as a new major sponsor of Photography 24/7. Their PhotoFrame and PhotoTools plugins are probably my two favourite creative plugins, so I thought I would just share a couple of quick examples of the effects you can achieve. I have used my own daughter, Laura, as the model of choice [...]
Continue reading...Easy Panoramas
6. July 2009
Panoramas have never been easier to make thanks to digital photography and new and innovative software solutions. All you will need is a digital camera, a tripod and a two-axis bubble level in the camera hot-shoe to help you keep your horizons nice and straight – and then a software solution to stitch your files together!
Continue reading...New DVD: Adobe Photoshop CS4 Power Session
4. July 2009
Matt Kloskowski (Education and Curriculum Developer for NAPP) has released a new DVD in which he shows us the very latest and coolest Photoshop CS4 tips, tricks, and hidden secrets. Matt’s Photoshop CS4 Power Session DVD will bring you up-to-speed and mastering Photoshop CS4′s newest features in no time. This DVD course is ideal for [...]
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The Weekly Poll
Are you using your mobile phone as a camera?
- Yes, to keep me creative (25%, 1 Votes)
- Only for social pics (25%, 1 Votes)
- Occasionally, when I see something interesting (25%, 1 Votes)
- Nope, not really at all (25%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 4
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9. October 2009
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