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In my blog post, I mentioned Kingston memory products. Right now there's a heck of a deal going on, so cash in on these great cards: Check em out at Best Buy right now for $25 w/ free shipping. Trust me, I know the actual cost of these things. This is a steal! :cool: My company can't get...

Memory cards are an essential purchase for your camera. We spend so much time researching and shopping for a great camera that fits our needs and budget, and then often throw caution to the wind when it comes to a memory storage device. There are so many El Cheapo brands out there, many...

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Degeneration Weekly Challenge Dec. 8 - Dec. 15 We're looking for things that show signs of degeneration, things that are breaking down from age or use. Everywhere you look you can find them: a faded sign, an old brick wall, pealing paint on a barn or house, or something like the sample...

About $45 About $700 Seems like a no-brainer to me.

Some of you may have already seen this, or possibly even read the book. I think it's only fair to warn you that this site will probably bring a tear to your eye, so have some Kleenex handy. Even the hardest of hearts can't help but to be touched by this story: Days with My Father

The before:

AKA the junkyard setup. This was shot in a basement where there is zero ambient lighting. Yes, I know that my "model" has messy hair...this is my daughter and we did this just for giggles. As it turns out, it didn't turn out half bad. Light 1: Backdrop lighting provided by a desk lamp w/ a...

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.