May 2013
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French Garden Getaway For Teenagers
French family refurbished the old building with four split levels completely lined in silver birch. More of this teenage hideout is seen on Inthralld. Win a FREE 30-Day Stock Photo Subscription Pack from 123RF.com! Participate here!
May 23rd
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French Garden Getaway For Teenagers
French family refurbished the old building with four split levels completely lined in silver birch. More of this teenage hideout is seen on Inthralld. Win a FREE 30-Day Stock Photo Subscription Pack from 123RF.com! Participate here!
May 23rd
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Canyon Self Portrait
You know, a guy could really lose his head in a place as beautiful as this! Canyon Self Portrait – Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Texas Copyright 2010 Jeff Lynch Photography Shot taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II set on aperture (Av) priority using an EF 17-40mm f/4L USM lens tripod mounted. The exposure was taken at 17mm, f/16 for 1/15th of a second at ISO 100 with a Singh-Ray warming...
May 22nd
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Exploring Little Sunday Creek
For me, one of the most enjoyable aspects of hiking in Palo Duro Canyon State Park is exploring dry creek beds running throughout the park. Walking across miles and miles of alluvial soil gives you a real sense of perspective here in the canyons. Millions of years of erosion, piping and weathering come together to create an almost “alien” landscape with hidden wonders around every bend. It’s...
May 22nd
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Top of the World
No, you can’t drive your car to get this shot! You’ve got to hike, climb, hike some more, climb even more, hike even further and then climb down and hike back (6 or 7 hours) just to get this one shot. However, standing on top of the world in the Texas panhandle on a beautiful fall evening makes it all worth while! Enjoy (and don’t forget to click on the image below for a larger version). ...
May 21st
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Canon EOS 7D AutoFocus Modes Explained
Capturing images of birds in flight is perhaps the most difficult task a camera (and photographer) can tackle. Even the most experienced wildlife professionals are always looking for a more robust AF system in their cameras to improve the “hit rate” of tack sharp shots they take in the field. No photographer wants to spend hours, days or weeks shooting graceful takeoffs and landings of birds in...
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Headshots: Weekly Photography Challenge
This week your photographic challenge is to take and share a ‘headshot’ portrait. You’re welcome to photograph a friend, family member (adult or child), a stranger or even yourself – but we’re looking for something framed around head and shoulders but not much more than that. There’s no wrong or right way to take a headshot and we’ll suggest some tutorials and resources to check out below – the...
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