Who’s Your Favorite “Undiscovered” Photographer
July 27th, 2009Leave a link in the comments to the website or portfolio of your favorite non-mainstream artist — let’s dig up some great unknown artists!
Leave a link in the comments to the website or portfolio of your favorite non-mainstream artist — let’s dig up some great unknown artists!
Links this week include some Lightroom tips, a few good videos, urban decay, fresh blogs, quotes, refugees, and live-view.
Digital cameras are packed with lots of great features and spiffy enhancements. But a lot of the goodies are big culprits when it comes to power usage. And there is no worse feeling in the world than having your digital camera battery run down in the middle of a crucial shot. Here are some things you can do to help get more out of your battery’s life.
So here it is — everything you ever wanted to know about producing fine art prints! Well… probably not everything, but definitely more than nothing. This is a HUGE topic and it’s difficult to discuss. So we did our best to talk about the important aspects of the subject, and the fellow artists leaving comments on the articles have been more than helpful. If you haven’t read through the entire series of articles, take a stroll through the archive.
24 selected photos from the Epic Edits PhotoDump Flickr pool. This week there are 10 new members, no new discussions, and 488 new photos in the group.
This photo was digitally cross processed using Adobe Camera Raw to mimic the effect of xpro’d Velvia 100 slide film.
This article will dive into some of the discussion about packaging and shipping your fine art prints. With each step in the process of print making, the piece becomes a little more complete. At the end, you might have to send it to a new owner, and all that hard work is out of your hands during the transit. Here are a few tips to keep your print safe!
Links this week include a few good videos and articles on symmetry, vacation photography, DIY stuff, Kodachrome, reflections, photo books, and much more.
The f-number directly affects the depth of field in your shot. It’s also one of the three exposure controls, in conjunction with shutter speed and ISO. Which number is your favorite?
Get through your photo backlog faster by using simple color-coded labels.