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John Voss - Photographs

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John Voss - Photographs. Mostly monochrome photographs and commentary. Friday, July 17, 2015. Same view with incredibly dramatic clouds. I would do a series from that view. Glad you found this place. July 18, 2015 at 9:48 AM. Thanks, Dottie. I am doing a series from here.went back again this morning. The permutations of tide, time of day, and sky make it a rich subject. July 18, 2015 at 3:07 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I make the picture; you do the rest. Compensating for lack of skill with t...

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Stacey G Lloyd's Photography Blog: July 2011

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Thursday, July 28, 2011. Readers have asked about how my recent exhibit went and what I learned. Here is a summary. The opening night was well attended. Approximately 200 visitors during the 2 hour window (this was on the high side for this gallery). I kept busy visiting, answering questions and describing my work. I enjoyed that very much. Don’t assume people will just show up at your exhibit. You need to market the event to everyone you know plus some. I did quite a bit but I would do eve...Placed 3 x ...

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Blog — justjo photo

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June 17, 2016. This morning I watched a live Facebook broadcast of producer Kelsey Padgett from Radio Lab give a talk on the Anatomy of An Episode. It was a wonderful talk on how they create an episode of the radio and eventual podcast. (If you don’t know the show, run do not walk to iTunes and start listening. You won’t be disappointed! Round and round and round we go . . . The darkroom was full of people. Everyone looked over everyone’s shoulder to ooh and aah And nothing. I got bupkis. I w...If this i...

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Stacey G Lloyd's Photography Blog: April 2011

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Wednesday, April 20, 2011. As with any image or any subject, it is still the light that makes or breaks the image and the light streaming through the windows and arches make this place a photographer’s paradise. This was the first thing that grabbed my attention as I stepped onto the 3rd floor. Created from 5 1-fstop exposures. Processed with Photomatix 4.0 with Nik Color Efx Pro Color Contrast Filter plus local adjustments using Viveza. Wednesday, April 20, 2011. Links to this post. While both of these ...

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Stacey G Lloyd's Photography Blog: May 2011

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Thursday, May 26, 2011. Mission Revisited in HDR. Blog Image: 3 exposure HDR processed with HDR Efex Pro from Nik Software using one of the BW presets. Thursday, May 26, 2011. Links to this post. Friday, May 20, 2011. Look Before You Get There. This isn’t the first time I have had this happen. It is easy to be mentally focused and ready to get “on location” but as always it is good to keep our minds open and see what is right in front of us. Friday, May 20, 2011. Links to this post. Sunday, May 15, 2011.

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Stacey G Lloyd's Photography Blog: Composition Notes – Balance

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Tuesday, December 13, 2011. Composition Notes – Balance. For the second in the series on composition, I thought I would touch on balance. One could write pages on this subject so I will only scratch the surface. Balance in some ways is one of the trickier aspects of composition. When is an image balanced? Should it be balanced? What factors come into determining visual balance? This blog only touches on the last question. Look at the opening blog entry versus the one below. Do you feel the difference?

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My Camera World: Ottawa Lumiere Festival of Lights – Full Camera Skills Needed

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This Blog is about photography as an art form and examines compositional and design elements, creativity as well as Photoshop and camera techniques. . Click on any image to see larger image. Monday, August 20, 2012. Ottawa Lumiere Festival of Lights – Full Camera Skills Needed. The Ottawa annual Lumiere Festival of Lights is not just a wonderful events for kids and spectators it's also a great chance to get some interesting and new photos for your collection. ISO 2,500 f5.6; 1 sec; 48mm. With hundreds of...

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My Camera World: Patience - a Photographer’s Special tool

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This Blog is about photography as an art form and examines compositional and design elements, creativity as well as Photoshop and camera techniques. . Click on any image to see larger image. Monday, August 27, 2012. Patience - a Photographer’s Special tool. Many times we see wonderful scenes and landscapes right in front of us. Our emotions are stirring especially since for the last few moments our vision and senses are taking it all in. Therefore, it must make a wonderful photograph. As an example, the ...

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My Camera World: Shoot Wide – Very Wide – Pano Images

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This Blog is about photography as an art form and examines compositional and design elements, creativity as well as Photoshop and camera techniques. . Click on any image to see larger image. Sunday, March 16, 2008. Shoot Wide – Very Wide – Pano Images. The article is about creating High-resolution panoramic images and therefore the link to the title. But first I need to go deep, very deep as I show an image taken from across the street at my neighbor’s house. 240 dpi is an acceptable print setting when t...