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Anyone in a festive mood? I had some help trimming the tree this weekend:

Check out Amazon's Black Friday deals on photo gear. Of special note, there are two Nikon lenses that are practically being given away.

2002 Dream Cruiser. Each model year, Chrysler makes a limited run of special edition cars that feature unique paint and all factory options. They all have serial number plates mounted right on the dash. It's a great little car and makes all the grandmas at the grocery store jealous.

You'd be surprised by how much you have to work with here. Overexposed images are easier to fix than underexposed ones because it's difficult to bring details out of the shadows. First, I think you need a tighter crop. The subject here is pretty obvious, and you've got a lot of empty space...

Figured it would just be easier to show you: Before and after

Let the photo geek in you scream out loud with these. For $15, you can have them both! Put 'em on your Christmas list!

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Google: multiplicity photography tutorial/how to/video. There are lots of examples out there. Think of this as "sequence photography". We all did this when we were kids...remember making home-made animation? You would draw different stick figures on different sheets of paper. And then when...

stock image from the internet, author unknown Multiplicity Multiplicity Multiplicity Weekly Challenge Nov. 18 - Dec. 1 Your challenge this week is to clone yourself! There are several good tutorials out there on the internet if you don't know how to accomplish this, so check around. This...

Teamwork. Next is K. (my son is the goalie FYI :))

I'm still processing all the images from my trip, but this one was my favorite of the day, so I had to post it. Image also posted in Before and After thread. Gallery photo here.

BEFORE: AFTER: HDR, edited for perspective, cloned out lightpole shadow, and enhanced color.

My college coursework has been taking up a lot of my time lately, and I haven't gotten out to take photos very often. Today I'll be taking a road trip to Ohio's Appalachia region and documenting some old history. There's old coal company towns, covered bridges, and even the lost city of San...

EXIF Camera: Nikon D90 Mode: Manual ISO: 200 f/5.6 @ 1/200 Lens: Sigma 70-300mm Macro APO DG Length: 270mm (Macro mode on) This was a tough one. My "assistant" and I made several attempts at this before finally getting it right. My camera was about 3ft from the dominoes, and my flash about...

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EXIF: f/8 Exposure 10/ 3200 seconds Lens 55-200 Zoom Focal Length 200mm Cropped and other adjustments in Photoshop 8 Macro Photography Weekly Challenge Nov. 10 - 17 Your challenge this week is Macro Photography. It's a small world out there so let's see you make it bigger. You don't need...

What kind of photo gear would you want? Backstory: I work for a company that sells technology products. My accounts are all in the public sector. Schools, gov't agencies, etc. I have a sheriff's office that has a CSI department who is in the market for some new photo gear. Try not to...

EXIF: Nikon D90 ISO 200 f/3.5 Manual/Bulb mode (1.9 secs exposure) No flash NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6 Shot @ 18mm Date: 10-31-10 Time: 9:26pm Single image HDR in Oloneo PhotoEngine. B&W conversion in Adobe Photoshop CS4. I'm happy with it. This evening was my first attempt at night...

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aRGB sRGB These two images came from the same RAW file and are unedited except for their color space. There is not a huge, striking difference between them. It's not like sRGB is leaps and bounds better than aRGB...but the bottom image is more vibrant across the entire color spectrum...