Chris is finally able to check in from the 2010 Everest Trek. Check out the first Everest Trek 2010 Update.
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Photo composition and taking pictures of food. Chris says that photos getting out of today’s cameras are at 2×3″ these days, but in the real old days, photographs used to be round! The Kodak Box cameras (Brownies) had round pictures.
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How to shoot photographs in fog.
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The first one that caught Chris’ eye is WAITING OR A LICK. Great example of Depth of field. And a title that tells a story.
Iron Photographer. Three ingredients: natural light, something round, and texture.
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Halloween is coming and Chris has a cool gadget to use with your camera for Halloween … the Lens Baby! Chris wants to talk about “Tilt Shift” photography. Leo says there’s also an iPhone app called “Tilt Shift Gen” that does tilt shift on the iPhone camera.
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