July 31, 2012 In This eNewsletter: How-To – Get Your Head Into The Clouds Industry Perspective – Making A Difference With Photography What's New This Month – Pelican, Quantum, Canon, and photoFXlab How-To – "Canvas-Plus": An Old Craft Made New How-To – Backlit Swipes Vote! – Off camera" flash opens the door to many creative lighting setups. Workshops – Learn and Show Shutterbug Forums – Your Photo & Digital Imaging Source This eNewsletter Brought To You By: Get Your Head Into The Clouds Tips For Capturing Brilliant Skies by Moose Peterson The winds are kicking up and there is a chill in the air, a storm is coming. The afternoon light flickers bright to dim as the first clouds block the sun, racing east with the wind. The moments of sunshine get less and less as more and more clouds join the parade. The light changes from mellow to dramatic. I grab the camera and truck keys and make a dash down to the flats. This is not the first time, I’ve done it so much in fact that with the wind and light I know exactly where I want to be to shoot, so I step on the gas. Within a couple of minutes I’m in place and admiring the big battleships of gray ready to dump their load of snow on our home. A break comes in the clouds, the light comes streaming in as the camera goes click. It’s the perfect end to a fun chase. Get The Full Story
Making A Difference With Photography by Ron Leach, Publisher Most of us who are passionate about photography pursue the craft as either a career or a hobby for the simple enjoyment of creating beautiful or impactful images. Occasionally, however, a photographer picks up her camera with the lofty goal of changing lives or improving the world in which we live. Betsey Chesler is one such person. A self-taught fine-art photographer and photojournalist, Chesler founded the Cameras For Kids Foundation (CFKF) in 2009—a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the plight of underprivileged teens. Her program is now available in New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles and in many Florida locations where CFKF is based. The Foundation uses cameras to awaken and develop the artistic expression of participants, while at the same time heightening their social awareness, self-esteem and confidence. Get The Full Story Pelican Products 1510SC and 1560SC Studio Cases "Canvas-Plus": An Old Craft Made New Adding Oil Paints To Inkjet Prints by George Schaub I have always been of divided mind when it comes to printing photographic images on canvas. I have certainly seen inkjet canvas material in use at galleries and fine art fairs, where watercolorists, pastel artists etc use the material to create lower-priced copies of originals, making the art affordable yet attractive for many buyers. In fact, it’s a fairly easy bet that the great majority of the canvas coming off inkjet printers is used for just that purpose. The main use of photographic imagery on this material, in my experience, is for portraiture and wedding photography, where the image can stand on its own or gets painted over by artists for a premium touch, and price. Get The Full Story Backlit Swipes A Novel Approach To Fall Photography by by Stacey G. Lloyd Fall is that time of year when we as photographers aspire to capture the splendid color burst that surrounds us. After a few years it can be difficult to come up with new and fresh approaches. Combining camera movement with backlight is one way to capture the colorful exuberance of a bright autumn day. Get The Full Story Vote! "Off camera" flash opens the door to many creative lighting setups.
Expressive Monochrome Printmaking with George Schaub. Maine Media Workshops in Rockport, Maine. August 12-18, 2012. Digital Photography Workshop Cruise Canada and New England in October. Contact: Patty, 800-652-2267 AdoramaTV Watch, Learn , Create We’d like you to know that our friends at Adorama have an exciting new resource that’s a key part of their photographic education initiative. See host, Mark Wallace, present how-to videos for everyone from snapshooters to enthusiasts to professional photographers, plus product reviews, interviews with today’s top professional photographers, and reviews of iPad apps. AdoramaTV is the newest part of the Adorama Learning Center, which has thousands of photo-related how-to articles, product reviews and buying guides. New videos are added daily. Visit us today and ignite your passion… Cavecreek Photographic Workshops Courses offered each month. Contact: Alan Lowy's Cavecreek Photographic Workshops, 2135 E. Gaffney Road, Phoenix, AZ 85087, 623-465-1077. Adorama Photography Workshops Various courses offered each month. Contact: Adorama, 800-223-2500.
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