![]() ![]() February 26, 2013 Please visit Shutterbug's Facebook page to read about what's coming up in the magazine, share your images, and interact with other readers. And be sure to "like" our page while you're there so you don't miss any exciting news! This eNewsletter Brought To You By: ![]() ![]() Who Says They Don’t Mix? by Jim Zuckerman A vocabulary word I still remember from high school chemistry is immiscible. This refers to the fact that some liquids can’t mix together to form a homogenous solution. Oil and water are an example. When oil is mixed with water, no matter how long you stir, they will never blend together to become one liquid. Get The Full Story
![]() ![]() by Ron Leach, Publisher While we usually devote this column to discussing trends in camera technology, every so often our industry does something special that’s worth a nod—in this case, a program to provide free portraits to the families of those currently serving in the U.S. military. Dubbed “Portraits of Love,” this project was developed by the PhotoImaging Manufacturers and Distributors Association (PMDA) and will be showcased at the upcoming Big Photo Show in Los Angeles. Get The Full Story
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![]() ![]() Floating Abstracts by Jim Zuckerman You can create remarkable multicolored and monochromatic abstracts by dropping individual drops of food coloring in to water. The way the color mixes with the water is endlessly fascinating, constantly changing, and it produces images that are worthy of being framed. Get The Full Story
![]() ![]() A Penlight, A String, Some Gels And You’re In by Jim Zuckerman To create the abstract light trails you see in this section, I used a simple penlight. I carry one in my photo backpack so when I shoot at night, I can see the camera controls easily. I suspended the light from a horizontal wooden dowel supported by two vertical stands. There are many things you could use, though, such as a ceiling fan (with the power turned off, of course), a ceiling hook typically used to suspend a hanging plant, or the support structure of a garage door opener in a garage. What you use to suspend the penlight doesn’t matter, but it needs to be in a room that can be completely darkened. Get The Full Story
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