Up until the 60’s, B&W photography dominated over color photography. Nevertheless, some photographers experienced with colors even before Auguste et Louis Lumière produced in 1907 the Autochrome plates enabling color photography. Think of Edward Steichen’s (1879-1973) famous The Pond-Moonlight photograph. … Continue reading →
A few days ago, in the optometrist’s waiting room, I grabbed a french magazine on a nearby stand. What a surprise to discover it was about photography! Great articles and many product reviews. One in particular caught my attention: the … Continue reading →
I am happy to give a web presence to my little friend Peek-a-Boo. Isn’t he cute ? I named this Eastern grey squirrel Peek-a-Boo, because he makes multiple, very short appearances, in front of my office window from within the front … Continue reading →
Following my post about inserting photos in emails, I received the following question from reader Hope H.: I was just reading your article on inserting photos into email. I use either Yahoo or Hotmail, and have none of those features. … Continue reading →
Since digital photography’s emergence, nothing hold us back anymore to taking as many pictures as we want with our cameras. The shot is not good? Don’t like it? Blurry? Underexposed? Overexposed? Only one click and the photo is deleted at … Continue reading →
Last Sunday, we were family chatting on the deck, which stands approximately twenty five feet from the small private lake behind the house, when suddenly, coming out of nowhere, a beautiful tall winged creature landed in front of us, at … Continue reading →
Having purchased products from Dan Feildman, I receive from him several articles about digital photography and would like to share this great one with you today. I took the liberty to add some of my photos into his text, to support his … Continue reading →
As you might notice, it’s been a while since my last post. Not because I was running after time, nor because I forgot about it, but simply because I was suffering of the “white page syndrom” which keeps yourself, even … Continue reading →
In the previous post we explored Mailboxes photography collection. Yet, another communicative topic for a photographic collection is ship bells. I had the opportunity to take this picture while boarding the third and current Caledonian McBrayne ferry SS Hebrides from … Continue reading →
Have you ever notice how creative and original one can be when it comes to install a mailbox? As I drive and travel around, I keep an eye open for them. Always seeking to take pictures for my “Creative Mailboxes” photography … Continue reading →
If you are looking for a camera that is powerful, but compact, you should take a look at the Canon Powershot SD 1100 IS. This is a casual camera (not designed for professional photographers), but it is still very powerful. … Continue reading →
My heart is pounding and I feel weak, but totally amazed to see to what extremes a “wanted shot” can lead dedicated photographers! Just watch this video showing photographer Joe McNally climbing to the top of the Empire State Building … Continue reading →