Focus-stacked images are great but can take up to several minutes to shoot all the images. This doesn’t work well if flowers or animals are part of the scene, since they move. One way that does get all the images in one or two seconds is to shoot a brief video while pulling the focus, […]
Read MoreDate: Tuesday, June 16, 2020 (7:00-8:30PM) Format: Zoom – Pre-registration required by midnight June 14th, 2020 Join Jackie Kramer as she takes us on a journey through her digital garden where she will share a variety of in-camera and post-processing techniques to bring out the character in floral subjects. Jackie will explain the decisions she […]
Read MoreFor the upcoming Faces & Figures competition (which closes tomorrow, Tuesday, April 28 at 11:55 pm), the sub-theme of “cold” can mean many things. The Merriam-Webster’s definition of “cold” can be found here (and reproduced below). Cold, Adjective 1a : having or being a temperature that is uncomfortably low for humans – it is cold […]
Read MoreHi Everyone, The weather is getting nicer and although we are able to enjoy the outdoors for bike rides, walks and exercise, please be aware that we won’t be allowed to stop and smell the … tulips … this year at Commissioners Park. The Tulip Festival has issued a statement warning that “Local residents are […]
Read MoreAs part of the Capture Photography Festival Virtual Exhibitions, on Tuesday, April 21, from 4:00 – 5:00 pm, Ann Thomas, Senior Curator of Photographs, will speak to the National Gallery of Canada’s collection of photographs, which celebrated its 50th year in 2017. Her talk will offer a brief history of the collection, highlighting major holdings […]
Read MoreOverview From the time photography was in its infancy, photographers have made nude photographic studies of the human body. A great many famous photographers have excelled in, and have been recognized for, this photographic genre. At the same time, nude photography has been a source of controversy, as tastes vary widely and no two people […]
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