Tips from the Top Floor made the Top 7 list on Canonblogger.com - Yey!
Tips from the Top Floor, produced by photographer Chris Marquardt, is a free mp3 audio and video show about all things photography. From image composition to post processing. Use a point-and-shoot? A DSLR? Beginner? Learn photography from Chris, it's like a free photo workshop! Professional photographer? Get your refresher class here for free!Email: info@tipsfromthetopfloor.com
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Well, that list was compiled before you drooled in your podcast over the Nikon D3….
(Science Pixie seeking cover behind smoke screen…..)
12 stops in the US for workshops? Wow. How’d you manage that?
Naw - no hard feelings on Nikonians - we’re all photogs at heart, and gear don’t make a difference. Been kinda busy the last two weeks anyway so have not listened into the shows over the holidays as much as I wanted to, but the segements with Leo have been fun, and I’ve enjoyed the videos from his US trip quite a bit.
I guess 12 was rather high - in recollection, there were 4 stops…guess I was just reveling in the fun that Chris seems to bring to the table regardless of the frequency. Here’s hoping your 2008 workshops are just as successful, Chris, and thanks again for all the enjoyment and such that your blogging/podcasting has done for me. I can see how this podcasting and blogging thing can be time consuming though as I’m starting to become somewhat invested in the admittedly amateur efforts I’ve done thus far. Anyway, enough rambling for the day…cheers and as we both seem to be saying in closing “Happy Shooting!”