Digital Photography Tips
Photographing People – Digital Photography Tip
Digital photography tip for getting better results when photographing people outdoors.
Tips for Photo Walking
Photography tip on how to have a fun and successful Photo Walk. Have a goal, an intention or a project in mind before you set out to do photography.
Edmonton Worldwide Photo Walk(s) 2011
Edmonton Worldwide Photo Walk(s) 2011, a group on Flickr.
Photos from the recent Photowalk as part of the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo walk event this weekend. More images are being added hourly!
Review: The Inspired Eye III by David duChemin
Review of the ebook “Inspired Eye 3″ by David duChemin which is the third book in a series about stimulating and developing your creativity. This book is not only great for photographers, of any skill level, but any person involved in a creative process or career. This is a HIGHLY recommended read!
Review: Making Light by Piet Van den Eynde
A review of “Making Light An Introduction to Off-Camera Flash” by Piet Van den Eynde, published through Craft & Vision. A beginners guide to improving your flash photography using off camera flash. What photography equipment to buy (and why), how to set it up and some examples of the resulting images created with this technique. Target market reader is the beginner photographer who wants to learn more about flash photography technique.
Night Photography Field Trip – student images
I teach a Night Photography workshop through McBain Camera and my students and I decided it would be fun to go out and do a field trip to apply what we’ve learned in the classroom. Here are some of the images created by my students that night. We practically got eaten alive by mosquitos [...]
Top 3 Student Images From Recent Photo Walk
During a recent photo walk in Edmonton for a Metro Continuing Education class I teach, students chose themes for their walk. These are the Top 3 Photo Walk photographs taken by students and voted on during class.
Review: A Deeper Frame by David du Chemin
Photographer David du Chemin has released his latest book A Deeper Frame which explains how to create a story within your one frame photograph. He describes how as professional photographers, we must create more depth within our images through the use of depth, color, perspective, light and a few other methods. He changes our way of thinking about photography and helps us understand why we must move from the HOW of photography to the WHY. This is my review of A Deeper Frame.
Images Featured in Dwight, IL Newspaper
I’m so excited to tell you all that my photography and an interview with Rob and I have been featured in The Paper from Dwight, IL. The reporter, Meta Machulis, got a hold of us a couple weeks ago and asked if we were open to the idea and we were thrilled of course! [...]
Dot’s Diner HDR image featured on Daily HDR website!
I’m so pleased that one of my images has been featured on the Daily HDR website. “Dot’s Diner”, is one of my personal favorites. Thanks to Sean Ogle, the owner of that blog for the invitation and chance to be on his site. Sean I’d love to have you write something or share [...]
Darlene is a professional photographer who offers private photo tutoring along with ongoing photography workshops in Edmonton. Her goal is to help the average person learn how to use their camera, take better photos, and have a lot of fun doing it. Get the full story here.
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This eBook series is all about the way we think and create – it’s about what happens before and during the time the camera comes to our eye and the shutter is pressed. It’s about how we deal with constraints, challenges, and inspiration; it’s about how we light and feed the fire of creativity. Invest in your creativity: jump-start your creative fires and learn to understand, trust, and hone your photographic process.
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I use Topaz Adjust and others from the Topaz suite to enhance my HDR images.
