Apparently Apple has it’s eye on HDR Photography and new version of iOS will allow for the creation of HDR photographs. Apple says that the new version of iOS 4.1 will allow iPhone and iPod Touch to shoot 3 photographs at high speed – something many people won’t be used to unless they’ve purchased a [...]
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Western Fair London – Photography Tip #1
The Western Fair is coming to London Ontario on September 10th 2010. While I didn’t bother to enter the photography contest, I will be getting out to take photograph of the fair. I used to spend time and energy thinking about going on my own, but that’s no longer as I’ve ventured out a number [...]
Why HDR isn’t a Technique Here
While holding a camera, I imagine someone like Picasso holding a paint brush. I don’t imagine Picasso holding the paint brush creating a cubist work of art for the construction of a new building in his home town. The tool was used to create art and impact people through that art. Such art wasn’t set [...]
Child Portrait Photography – Fresh Sessions on September 2 2010
Fresh Child Portrait Photography Sessions! Where and When!? On the morning of September 2nd 2010 at the London Civic Garden Complex. I chose this date as it’s before the long weekend and it’s before school starts. Part of the reason behind “Fresh Sessions” is to capture the fresh look of your child. Even if your [...]
Ignite London #1: Volunteer Photography
The city I live in, London Ontario, is gaining strength as a rad city to live in. One of the reasons behind the increased awareness of London comes from events like Ignite London. From the title, you should be able to know that there is a 2nd Ignite coming soon (October 12th). While Ignite isn’t [...]
Hiring a Wedding Photographer: What’s in the Price?
Anyone and everyone is a photographer as we’ve entered a democratized digital renaissance. The Digital SLR camera is affordable to everyone, and you don’t even need a DSLR to start shooting photography. There are websites that will help you get a ‘photographer website’ in flash out of the box or you can easily learn WordPress [...]
London Ontario Photographers Unite for PhotoCamp
In just over 1 month, PhotoCamp London will be going on from 10am-4pm. Our London photography community has been growing thanks to community focused people like James Wilkinson and Kevin Van Lierop. James has been working hard to make PhotoCamp London a great event and I’m curious to see how it goes. Which London Ontario [...]
A Part of Vancouver Architecture
When I first shot real estate photography, I was so nervous to make mistakes. It wasn’t until I experienced a massive fear that I was able to understand that I overcome them as they (fears) present themselves. As of today, I feel little to no fear when doing a real estate shoot. I only fear [...]
Focus on Photography Projects: Reading Deprivation
We are always doing something, talking, reading, listening to the radio, planning what next. The mind is kept naggingly busy on some easy unimportant external thing all day. – Brenda Ueland It’s no secret that I’ve been reading the The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. I’ve been following it as close as I can to [...]
