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Monthly Archives: May 2007 Panoramas that are built from taking a bunch of pictures and then assembling the sections in stitching software is an art in itself. It takes a good eye for details, good stitching workflow and usually lots of RAM. HDR panoramas are even more workflow intensive as each section of the pan shot will consist of several […]  In life we all want to stand out in the crowd. Especially in photography we want to be original and not do what everyone else does. What’s it take to be original, to develop style and be noticed. I think the answer lies in shooting what you like.  What a warm welcome from the Silver Spring Camera Club. Thank you guys so much for the invitation. A great group of photographers with highly intelligent questions – you guys rock. They take a snack break with lots of cookies and chips but don’t let that fool you into thinking they are an average camera […] I found this reflection in a area of slimy seaweed down near the waters edge. After about 5 seconds of thinking about it I decided to go for it. I layed in the seaweed, camera handheld steadied by the rock base and started shooting. After a few minutes I heard distant voices “Are you ok, […] This is Monument Valley with some pretty extreme HDR. It’s hard to get the scale here but if you look hard you’ll see a car parked on the road. |
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