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Wishing You Many Exciting Shootings of Timeless Images and a Very Happy & Healthy 2010

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on January 1, 2010 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

Warmful greetings to all for the New Year! During the holiday season, cameras all over the world are capturing timeless images, mine included 🙂 , and I am grateful of being a preserver of such memories especially that I love … Continue reading →

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Wishing You A Very Merry Christmas!

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on December 25, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

May the bells of Happiness ring merrily for you at Christmas and throughout the coming year!  

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Posted in Photography | Tagged Christianity, Christmas, Holiday Greetings, International Christmas | Leave a reply

Photo Sharing and Slide Shows on Photobucket

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on December 17, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

, which turns out to be the leading site for photo sharing, in terms of total number of images hosted. Facebook, however, isn’t a full-fledged service like the dedicated hosting sites Picasa or Flickr. A free account at Photobucket gives … Continue reading →

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“Choosing the BEST Digital Camera for YOU”

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on December 8, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

This guide is not only for the first time digital camera buyer, but also for those who want to upgrade to a camera offering more features and others that need more control on their shooting.

Ingrid concludes with her personal recommendations of sites to shop online.

I really enjoyed reading and learning from her report which, be it said, has been produced in a very artistic manner. I won’t say more … leaving you with the pleasure of discovering by yourself. 🙂

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Posted in Photography | Tagged Choosing the Best Digital Camera, Digital Camera Buying Guide, Digital Camera Comparative, Ingrid Owens | Leave a reply

Top 5 Cameras for Digital Photography Beginners

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on November 25, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

Top 5 Cameras for Digital Photography Beginners With all the choices available, shopping for digital cameras can be overwhelming. We’ve like to make it easier for you. If you’re in the market for a digital point-and-shoot camera for a beginner, … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged Canon Powershot A1100 IS, Casio EX-FC100, Digital Cameras, Nikon Coolpix L100, Panasonic DMC-FS25, Perfect Entry-level camera, Sony Cybershot DSC-W290 | 4 Replies

Use Macro Mode to avoid blurry images when shooting in close-up mode

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on November 16, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

Have you ever tried to take close-ups of a small cluster of flowers only to find out that your subject looks blurred? I did, and was wondering what I was doing wrong… Was I too close? Was it the shaking of … Continue reading →

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“The Pod”, an alternative to traditional camera tripods

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on November 4, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

With the Holiday season coming up, it’s time to prepare our camera, especially if we plan to shoot holiday lights at night. As it is quite impossible to obtain sharp images when the shutter is open during a second or … Continue reading →

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Create Unique Gifts with Alphabet Photography

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on October 26, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

Just had an ” Ah Ah ! ” moment ! Have you ever thought of using “Alphabet Photography” to create a framed photo display delivering a specific message? I have to show you what Michelle King, from In Our Own … Continue reading →

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Digital Photography – How to calculate the size of an image ?

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on October 23, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

While researching stock photography sites on the Internet, I landed on ShutterFarm’s website and started reading their submission guidelines. Inside the Image Requirements section it is said: * All images must be a minimum 1.92 mega pixels (the height x … Continue reading →

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How To Dynamise Your Photography as Ansel Adams did…

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on October 5, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

Ansel Easton Adams (1902-1984) “A good photograph is knowing where to stand.” When you first experience taking photos, you point your camera towards your subject, center the scene, and press the button. It’s fun to see the results, but at … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged Ansel Adams, black and white photography, landscape photography, Photography Tips, Rule-Of-Thirds, Worldwide Photographers | 1 Reply

The GIMP: Impressively Powerful and Free Alternative to Adobe Photoshop

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on September 30, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

Don’t have the budget to purchase Adobe Photoshop? Then The GIMP might just have everything you need to edit your photos. What is GIMP? GIMP is short for: GNU Image Manipulation Program and comes with a customizable interface, photo enhancement … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged GIMP, GIMP Plugins, Photo Editing Software, Photo Manipulation, The Gimp | 2 Replies

Photography on Art Print Posters & Canvas

Janice Dugas Photography Posted on September 22, 2009 by Jean LiboironMay 10, 2013

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, apart from being widely known as a French painter from the post-impressionnist period, was often commissioned to produce printed posters to advertise entertaining subjects. Remarkably expressive, this French poster created at the request of photographer Paul Sescau, … Continue reading →

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