Louise and Brian McKendrick were bathed in the beautiful glow of late evening, as they kissed on a balcony of Riverside’s historic Mission Inn.
In the eleventh hour, your best friend who’s getting married is in tears.
The professional she hired to photograph her wedding bailed. You happen to have a digital SLR and all of [...]
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As a photography instructor, if you were to ask, “What’s toughest to teach in photography?”, I’d have to answer, “How and where to find Inspiration or Motivation.”
The concepts, the technical wizardry, the f-stops and so on, my students will get. Some faster than others. Eventually that stuff sinks in.
After all, there are only that many [...]
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You’ve heard the cliché: if the clock on your VCR still blinks, then you must be ill-equipped to deal with anything digital.
I don’t think that’s true. Especially when it comes to digital photography and digital cameras.
Actually, if you still own a VCR, I say, lose it. Well, maybe not yet. First, you’ll need to [...]
Face it, those Canon radio commercials touting how easy it is to get shots like the professionals, are effective. You’ve gone out and bought a digital single lens reflex camera. Prices are crazy low.
You can get a very nice Canon 40D, although that’s just for the body by itself, for under a grand.
Now that it’s [...]
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