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Color Matching – Part 1
There are times when it would be good to have the color of one area of your photograph match the color in another area. I just finished an article explaining how to do that. You can reach it by clicking Color Matching – Part 1. Hopefully, before long, I will publish “Color Matching – Part…
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A Case Of Over-planning On Our Africa Trip?
In November, Nancy and I went on a tour by Natural Habitat Adventures to Uganda and Rwanda to photograph mountain gorillas. For native Floridians like Nancy, the “mountain” in the name hints that this would be no ordinary hike, so she decided to schedule the trip before she got too old (since you never know…
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Stop Thinking Like A Film Photographer!
I’ve just finished an article about advanced camera exposure modes that has been over a year in the making. You can find it on our website at Stop Thinking Like A Film Photographer. Unfortunately, our website is still under revision, and I don’t know where our how-to articles will wind up. Right now, you can…
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Why Doesn’t The Female Painted Bunting Get Any Respect?
In our image, “Painted Bunting Pair,” the female is on the right. Actually, juveniles (including males) look similar to adult females in their first year. It is rare to see males and females together as they are in this image. And it is just as well because everybody focuses on the male and doesn’t give…
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“A Future King” – We Have A New Penguin Picture
O.K! Nancy actually took this photograph around the 9th of January, 2004 while on the Cheesemans’ Ecology Safaris‘ four-week “Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctic Peninsula” tour. We may have mentioned it before, but the Cheesemans are our favorite tour group and Antarctica is Nancy’s favorite continent. For this image, Nancy used her Nikon F3 35mm…
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