CRAFT BEAUTIFUL IMAGES WITH LIGHTWEIGHT, AGILE AND NIMBLE MIRRORLESS CAMERAS
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II, 14mm – 42mm f/3.5-5.6 “kit” lens
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PLP025: Panoramio and Light Painting
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadOn today’s show A free online resource that will help you get great photos when you’re traveling to a place that you haven’t visited before. And a groovy style of photography that’ll encourage you to unleash your creativity in the dark. Upcoming Photo Workshops Explore San Diego Photo Workshop […]
PLP024: African Safaris, Cleaning and Camera Bags
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadOn Show #24: Learn Snapseed 2.0 PART 2 Some feedback from a listener about speedlights How to shoot a Safari Tour in Africa What I use to clean my lenses What I would recommend for a good camera bag Links Mentioned in the Show: Zeiss Pre-Moistened Lens Cloths […]
Learn Snapseed 2.0 Part 2
This is Part 2 of my Snapseed 2.0 Tutorials. Click here to go to the Snapseed 2.9 Tutorial PART 1 In this Tutorial I cover: How to copy and paste edits to other images How to crop Rotating a picture Transform Tool with Contextual Awareness Brush Tool (Exposure) Using the Spot Repair Tool Leave a […]
PLP023: Interview with Sean Bagshaw
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadOn Show #23: Learn Snapseed 2.0 My Compact Photo Gear On today’s show I chat with outdoor photographer, digital image-developing enthusiast and photography educator Sean Bagshaw. Sean is based in Ashland, Oregon and approaches photography as a two part creative process. Capturing the image in the camera and developing […]
My Compact Camera Gear
The Compact Camera Gear I Use I’ve owned a LOT of cameras. A WHOLE lot. I’ve used point and shoots, camera-phones and of course DSLRs for my professional work. Each camera has different capabilities, strengths and weaknesses. Each with a different “personality” or flavor. Some are light and convenient, others are capable and heavy. At some […]
Learn Snapseed 2.0: Part 1
As an instructor and creator of instructional media, one of the most challenging realities of teaching technology is the ever changing landscape. While a software user might feel somewhat annoyed that a program or application has changed so drastically as to be almost unrecognizable, an instructor has an additional challenge. Not only do I have to learn the […]
