Photo Projectz

This week’s “Featured Photoblog” is Photo Projectz by “Chica”. This particular photoblog is a really a cross between a photoblog and a resource website. There are projects (obviously) and there are tutorials with an emphasis on being creative and having fun with your photography (which is kinda the point). I think Chica is doing a great job sharing both her photography and her love of photography so go check it out.

In Photography News:

The Columbia Journalism Review has an article called Flickering Out What will become of photojournalism in an age of bytes and amateurs? Thanks to SDuffy for pointing this one out to me.

In the Photoblogosphere:

Brian Auer at Epic Edits has compiled a list of photographers and how to get in touch with them through the various social networks so if you’re on twitter or anything else, head over there to see who you can connect to.

The political race in America can become heated around this time. How do photographers affect your impression of political saints?

While I rarely (if ever) get into image editing software Beyond Megapixels has a great quick tip on exposure fixes I’ve used before.

In Tech news:

That’s right, technology has much to do about photography. Photographers are arguably the most tech conscious group of all the arts and so I’ll be including tech news in the Weekend Perusing from time to time. So…

Binary Rescue has a great series going where he comprehensively compares the advantages of using and owning a Mac or a PC. It’s called the Summer of Mac Love and I’m loving it. Without getting too much into the whole Mac/PC debate, know that I’m a proponent of using whatever makes your job easier and gets you back in the field camera in hand.

In Your Photo Tips news:

Don’t forget that we are currently reading Skin: The Complete Guide to Digitally Lighting, Photographing, and Retouching Faces and Bodies for our book this month as part of the Your Photo Tips Photography Book Club. Get your copy today as we’ll be reviewing the book next week! If you want to submit your own review then use the contact form to send me an email. I’d love to have as many people participate in the reviews as possible.

For the next few weeks we will continue to go over the 16 Quick Tips For New Photographers that our readers in the Your Photo Tips.com Flickr Group so graciously provided. So stay tuned, bookmark, subscribe to the feed, whatever works for you!

Now, may favorite part of the week. Here are some really great images from the Your Photo Tips.com Flickr Group. Enjoy!

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