Photography Week in Review for October 15-20, 2007

From wedding shots to fun photo projects… and everything in between we’ve featured a great variety of blogs this week. If you’ve ever wondered what to do with those leftover photos or how to spice up a child’s birthday party then you’ve come to the right place. The Photography Week in Review is your one-stop shopping resource to get all the photo tips you missed over the past few days. October 15th—–Photo Lessons: The Rule of Thirds. The “Rule of Thirds was one of the first lessons I learned in my college photography class and one that I have continued … Continue reading →

Photography Week In Review For October 8-13, 2007

Mother Nature is going out in a blaze of colorful glory and her natural fireworks show was the topic of quite a few blogs this week. Mother Nature, babies and frames—we’ve covered them all. If you missed any of them look at the Photography Week in Review as the ultimate way to get caught up. Heck, you may just pick up a useful tip or two. October 8th—Capturing A Picture Perfect Autumn Landscape. Tis the season to leaf peep and this blog gets you into the spirit by listing some helpful tips on how to morph Mother Nature’s masterpieces into … Continue reading →

Photography Week In Review For October 1-6, 2007

Are you looking to get outdoors to capture the fall colors and need some tips on getting just the right shot? Or are you more interested in learning new ways you can display your prize-winning photos? Either way you’ve come to the right place. The Photography Week in Review is your one-stop shopping resource to get all the photo tips you missed over the past few days. October 1st—–Natural Framing. Take a look around before you snap a shot of your subject. The number of objects that serve as natural framing options may surprise you. Check out some great examples … Continue reading →

-Monday Photo Challenge – Changing Leaves

Photography Challenges are designed to get you motivated. To get you to think outside the box. These photo challenges have gotten me motivated to look around me and capture much more with my camera than I did before. I am hoping that you are enjoying these challenges as much as I do. Each Monday, I post a challenge that you can choose to do, or you can choose not to do. That is completely up to you. My hope is that when you do the photo challenges, it is getting you to think outside the box, and obviously to take … Continue reading →

Photography Week In Review For September 24-29, 2007

Are you looking for ways to spice up your shots? Or, perhaps you are more interested in learning how to extend the life of your camera or get tips on how to use natural light to your advantage when you are shooting outdoors. If you are, then you’ve come to the right place. The Photography Week In Review is your one-stop shopping resource to get all the photo tips you missed over the past few days. Take a look: September 24th—Snap Happy Parents Unite! Instead of being embarrassed by the number of pictures you have of your children this blog … Continue reading →

Photography Week In Review For September 17-23, 2007

Are you using all of your camera’s features? Are you a snap-happy parent? Looking for some great photo tips? If you answered yes to any of those questions then you’ve come to the right place. If you don’t visit this blog on a regular basis then you may have missed out on some helpful tips. Take a moment to get caught up: September 17th—–Monday Photo Challenge. This week Nicole challenged you to get up close and personal with some creepy crawly wonders of nature. Her blog is filled with tips on how to capture the intricacies of insects. September 17th—Upgrading … Continue reading →

Monday Photo Challenge – Insects, Spiders and More

Photography Challenges are designed to get you motivated. To get you to think outside the box. These photo challenges have gotten me motivated to look around me and capture much more with my camera than I did before. Last week’s challenge (the great outdoors) was loads of fun, since the weather is so much nicer and cooler we have been spending tons of time outside. Each Monday, I post a challenge that you can choose to do, or you can choose not to do. That is completely up to you. My hope is that when you do the photo challenges, … Continue reading →

Photography Week in Review for September 10-16, 2007

With the fall season in full gear, at least here in the Midwest, my camera has been out a lot more often to capture natures changes, my children playing outdoors, and anything else my heart desires. I love to have my camera in hand, and I love to try to get that perfect shot. Sometimes I succeed, and other times I fail. But no matter what, the memory is captured and I can preserve it however I want. Here is what has been up in the Photography Blog this week. Reasons To Use Digital Cameras At Your Wedding I’m not … Continue reading →

Monday Photo Challenge: The Great Outdoors

These photo challenges have gotten me motivated to look around me and capture much more with my camera. In fact, last weeks challenge I have 187 photographs to sort through and see if any are good or not. Each Monday, I post a challenge that you can choose to do, or you can choose not to do. It is up to you. My hope is that when you do the photo challenges, it is getting you to think outside the box, and obviously to take more photographs. The purpose of the challenges are to get you to play around with … Continue reading →

Photography Week in Review for September 3-9, 2007

Michele and I have gone “digital”. Well we went digital a long time ago, but we expressed to you all, how much more we enjoyed our film camera, than that of the current technology. However, we refocused our outlook and are providing you with dozens of articles on digital a week. Let’s see what went on in the photography blog this week: The Three Biggest No No’s People Do With Their Photographs There are so many things that people do with their photographs or have done with their photographs in the past, that sincerely make me cringe. Of course, it … Continue reading →