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The world has been coping with the COVID crisis for several months now. I don’t know about you, but social distancing has really affected my photography adventures. Gone are the travel trips we planned, or even just spending the day in the
Cherry Blossom Time! The National Park Service just announced the peak blooming dates for the cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin in Washington, DC will be March 14 – 17. This could mean no blossoms by the time the week of the
I’ve spent an awful lot of time the last 11 months helping an elderly friend who has been in and out of the hospital. It didn’t leave me much time for my photography. I made as close to a New Years Resolution
Why is it that people still seem to think that if they buy a camera, they will be great photographers without any practice? How often have you heard “Well, I need to have a better camera to get those shots?” The average
I really want to get into all the nuts and bolts of the camera on your mobile phone or tablet, but I really should start with the basics. What do you really know about your camera? Have you tried more than
When people ask me about the cameras I use, my response varies. I’ve always said “the best camera you have is the one that is with you”. In addition to my DSLR, I’ve used point and shoots, and my phone. However, until
I’ve recently updated my Fine Arts America site. In honor of all the labor put into it, and the upcoming holiday, I’m offering a discount for all prints purchased now through September 20th. Just user this code at the checkout: XZXHBK http://leah-palmer.artistwebsites.com/index.html
…and one of my favorite spring blooms are bleeding hearts. They are just such a unique flower.
…and making some room on the hard drives. I’ve got duplicates of duplicates, from importing old catalogs or catalogs from other computers. Does anyone have a good workflow method for dealing with this on a regular basis?
Great little write-up on the use of a tripod. http://ow.ly/Hqioj