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2009

Damien Franco | Sep 25, 2009 | Comments Comments

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Discovered Photography

Allegheny Forest by Ken Jones

Allegheny Forest by Ken Jones is available at DiscoveredArtists.com as an 8X6.5 for only $95! Great price for this lovely photograph.

Fine Art Photography

Love this photograph from Film is not dead, it just smells funny One Wedding Shot by Milosz Wozaczynski. It’s an instant classic.

If you happen to be in New York on Saturday consider stopping by Daniel Cooney Fine Art for an artists salon by Timothy Briner. Should be very good.

Photography Gear

I’ve been lusting after one of the new Micro Four Thirds cameras ever since their introduction to the digital photography scene and it’s mostly because of their size, not their performance. This lens may have pushed me over the edge. Now I must have one. Now.

In the Photoblogoshpere

Over at Motivation Howard has a short, but great reminder that not every image has to stand alone. It’s worth you time.

There are some really great videos over at LIME about bounce lighting. Their fun and instructional. My favorite kind of videos.

There are many photographers moving into video due to the rapid induction of HD video capabilities in our still cameras. This video is for you. First HD video from the edge of space using weather balloons (I think).

In a world where we are always looking out for ourselves consider giving your time, money, or photographic skills to something or someone else as an act of good humanity. Need some inspiration or an idea. Start here. She could use your help. Use the donate button.

You’ve heard of K.I.S.S. right? No, not the rock band with the make-up, “Keep It Simple, Stupid”. David Bergman shows us how this pertains to photography. I would argue that this also pertains to business, life, love, etc.

Thoughts of a Bohemian writes that he’s tired of seeing only the negative/dying side of Africa. I’m interested in your thoughts on this. Are you tired of seeing only the Death of Africans? Has it gotten distorted?

Photographer Survey

If you could take a few seconds of your busy day and fill out this survey about social networking for photographers our good friend Jim Goldstein would much appreciate it. Actually, I would much appreciate it as well because I’m very interested in the data that’s pulled.

Your Photo Tips News

We’re heading into the home stretch of our big Membership Drive for the Exposure community. Don’t forget to sign up and send out invites to your friends for multiple chances of winning one of many great prizes.

Also, we’re currently reading Criticizing Photographs: An Introduction to Understanding Images as part of our Photography Book Club. It’s been interesting.

This week’s featured memberf is Ted @ndes! Ted is a great photographer, and we’re very happy to have him involved with our community. He’s already joined a few groups, added some photos, and participated in some discussions. Stop by Ted’s page and say “Hi!”.

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