Umm, where was that film?

Last week I obtained a like-new Pentax K1000 SE from my neighbor. Wanting to give it a quick try-out, I shot a roll of C-41 film over the course of a couple of days. Now, I am pretty good about keeping long-expired film away from my every-day film stash, but it's obvious that I should have had second thoughts about the roll of Kodak Gold 200 that had some special logo in the canister. This was

Written by Mark | Source: http://randomphoto.blogspot.com/
on June 19th, 2010 with no comments.
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Photographing Bands

I love this shot I got today of the singer for The Diodes, a Toronto punk band that had minor success in the late seventies. The trick is to be patient. Keep your camera trained on the lead singer...

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Written by Rick | Source: http://betterdigitalphotography.blogspot.com/
on June 19th, 2010 with no comments.
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“Solid Confidence”

"Solid Confidence" ©David A. Ziser This was an image I captured at the Phoenix Ballroom in Cincinnati, Ohio. I wanted to do something different with the groom. He had a different kind of look than what I see typically most weekends. I decided to create a bit more dramatic interpretation in my portrait of him. Here was the challenge. I liked the light being cast from the chandelier

Written by Carlos | Source: http://digitalprotalk.blogspot.com/
on June 18th, 2010 with no comments.
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Wish List For Lightroom 4; Design Webcast 700 Strong, Don’t Miss It; and Wireless Geeking Around

Good Morning Everybody, I just received my USB booster cable and am planning to give it a try over the weekend. I suspect it will work just fine. After giving it some thought, I started wondering if anybody made a wireless USB adapter kit. Wouldn't that be cool if I could just attach the USB transmitter to the camera and the USB receiver attached to the laptop with Lightroom 3 fired up on it.

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on June 18th, 2010 with no comments.
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“In The Golden Light”

"In The Golden Light" ©David A. Ziser I made this image a few years ago. I like it because it's shows just how beautiful natural window light can be. Once again, we have a beautiful profile view of our subject. I've mentioned recently [link] that the profile view of your subject can often times lead to a wonderfully striking portrait. Sure it's posed, but who cares - this is a

Written by Carlos | Source: http://digitalprotalk.blogspot.com/
on June 17th, 2010 with no comments.
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Business Day Thursday: Your Business Cards On Steroids

Good Morning Everybody, I've been working these last few days on my new Lightroom 3 presentation for the PhotoProExpo Summer School happening in Lexington, Kentucky this weekend. Man, the more you dig under the hood of LR3, the more cool things you discover. I've already mentioned a few upcoming Technique Tuesday episodes to show you some exciting and cool tricks never before seen anywhere -

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Background

Chickadee Originally uploaded by Rick Blythe. Here is a photo I took in my backyard with a 70-300mm zoom. It's an Ok shot of a bird, not special in any way, just a snapshot really. What I would...

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Written by Rick | Source: http://betterdigitalphotography.blogspot.com/
on June 16th, 2010 with no comments.
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“Waiting For My Bride”

"Waiting For My Bride" ©David A. Ziser I dug deep into the archives for today's image. So deep, in fact, this is a film image - oh my! Hey, all kidding aside, I still like this image for it's composition and impact. The architecture and design of the church sanctuary really complimented the fisheye effect you see in this photograph. The thing about using fisheye lenses is this. If

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