By Peter Phun, on June 11th, 2009%
There is a disturbing trend I’m spotting as more and more hobbyists turn to their new found passion/talents for digital photography.
Corporations like camera manufacturers, airlines and other high profile companies offer a meager prize and then in bury in the fine print or legalese somewhere that by entering this contest you hereby agree:
to grant the contest . . . → Read More: Photography Contests & the Uninformed
By Peter Phun, on May 24th, 2009%
When I started this blog, I had no purpose and direction.
Not that I have one now.
At least I know that I’m getting subscribers.
I just check feedburner’s stats and I actually have 100 people subscribing.
That in itself is nothing significant but I want to thank you all for the feedback.
It’s nice to have people who disagree posting . . . → Read More: A Milestone of Sorts
By Peter Phun, on May 15th, 2009%
Obviously I can’t count. Picking up where I left off from the Top 10 Mistakes of Beginning Photographers

Knowing your camera well, even if it’s a point-and-shoot model, allows you more control than you might expect. I intentionally under-exposed this backlit shot of my kids walking on a seawall in Klamath, California to get a silhouette. Continue reading More Beginning Photographer Mistakes

By Peter Phun, on April 9th, 2009%
CT (short for chicken thief) is at least 17 years old. He doesn’t see and hear as well as he used to. He sleeps in my garage. My wife saw CT’s roommate a couple days back. She said the rodent is big.
She also said she and the rat bolted in opposite directions when they saw each other. I’ve been giving CT’s roomate peanut butter every couple days in the hopes of catching it.
Since I haven’t seen it, I can’t tell if the mousetrap I’m using is big enough to how shall I say? Euthanize it? I don’t want the animal rights activists coming down on me for not giving it a painless lethal injection.
My wife claims the trap is too small and it will only piss the rodent off. If it is indeed gigantic, it will probably wear the trap like a body piercing or earring around its neck.
Continue reading My cat has a roommate


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