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Outdoor Photography How ToOutdoor Tips
Point & Shoot: In the Country
Lynne Eodice  |  May 01, 2004

 

 

 

Rural scenes provide picturesque photo opportunities for those who love to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. These settings convey feelings of tranquility. If you're like a lot of landscape shooters, scenery that includes barns, covered bridges, and miles of open fields may inspire you photographically.

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Digital Darkroom
The Digital Darkroom
Using The Shadow/Highlight Tool; A True "Highlight" Of The New Photoshop CS
Darryl C. Nicholas  |  May 01, 2004

Of all the new tools in Photoshop CS, the one that I have heard the least about is the Shadow/Highlight tool. And, yet, for photographers, it is an extremely useful tool. Think of it as an alternate method for the Curves tool, one that often gives people...

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Digital Darkroom
Let Your Imagination Soar; Turn A Dull, Static Shot Into An Action Shot!
Rick Sammon  |  May 01, 2004

Perhaps the coolest feature of digital imaging programs is that they let our imaginations soar. Using our imagination, and working with the latest technology, virtually any effect is possible. I thought I'd share a few techniques that illustrate how...

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Classic Camera Reviews
Classic Cameras
The Mamiya Super 23
Harry Price  |  May 01, 2004

Mamiya introduced the Super 23 in 1967 and it would be the next to the last design the company would release as part of their series of "press" cameras. The term "press camera" was already an anachronism when the model was...

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Digital Darkroom
Handmade Panoramas; Manually Stitching Can Be Fun!
Rick Sammon  |  May 01, 2004

In 1980, I was involved in a project to create the world's largest photograph: a panorama of the Grand Canyon. Our team of six (photographers and a TV crew) rode mules into the Grand Canyon, where, in the sweltering August heat, we set up a 35mm SLR...

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ACDSee 6.0; Image Management Made Easier
Joe Farace  |  May 01, 2004

One of the few problems with digital image capture is you tend to shoot more photographs than you otherwise might if you had to pay for all that film and processing. Oh sure, I know that nobody's giving away CompactFlash or SD/MMC cards, but as the cost per MB for media continues to drop, we tend to...

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Fashion Statements; Digicams With Style
Joe Farace  |  May 01, 2004

Early digital cameras looked
anything like cameras. Can anyone forget Apple's QuickTake, a.k.a.
the AMC Pacer of digicams? With increasing competition from cell phone
cameras, savvy manufacturers haves...

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Business Trends
Business Trends
The State Of Stock Photography
Expanding The Definition Of Usage
Maria Piscopo  |  May 01, 2004

I know this is a big topic
to cover in a column so we will turn to Jim Pickerell for help. With
40 years photography experience including over 25 years in the stock
industry, Pickerell is a widely published author andin...

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Extensis Portfolio 6.1; It's Time To Get Organized
Howard Millard  |  May 01, 2004

Where in the world is that wonderful shot you took last summer of Carolyn at the lake? And whatever happened to those great photos from the trip to Yellowstone that you want to e-mail to a friend? Whether your digital pictures are from a digital camera, scans from prints, negatives (or slides...

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Book Reviews
Book Reviews
C.A. Boylan  |  May 01, 2004

Extraordinary Pigeons; by Stephen Green-Armytage; Abrams, 115 West 18th Street, New York, NY 10011; hard cover; 112 pages; $24.95; (ISBN 0-8109-4630-0)
Who would have considered a pigeon an exotic bird? It may seem outrageous, but that is because there is a lot that...

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