Archive for April, 2006

Studio Portraits… Without A Studio

Sunday, April 30th, 2006

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Is your dream studio a large, airy building with natural light streaming through the windows, backdrops of every imaginable color and huge amounts of lighting equipment? This would be great if you have unlimited funds, but this is not a practical way to start a small portrait studio.
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WiFi Comes to Digital Cameras - WOW! What’s Next?

Sunday, April 30th, 2006


First we had to get over the whole film thing after a nation of baby boomers had been raised on Kodak, Polaroid, and 35mm film cameras of various shapes and sizes. We were all use to the idea of sending in our film for developing and waiting for our pictures to come back.
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Tables for Scrapbooking

Wednesday, April 26th, 2006

Outstanding Scrapbook Pages: 250 Of the Best Pages and Techniques from the World\'s #1 Scrapbooking Magazine

In scrapbooking, the most important thing you need is a flat surface to work on. You may also need drawers to place your supplies. Some find their workplace in small nooks of the dining area. The dining table usually ends up as their permanent scrapbooking table in many occasions.

You may use 12×12 drawers with rolling wheels as your temporary craft table. You can also find a 2×3 piece of wood that you can put on the floor or in the living room so you can scrapbook while you are watching your favorite program.
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Joining a Photography Organization

Tuesday, April 25th, 2006

The Sierra Club Guide to 35Mm Landscape Photography

Anybody who knows how to use a camera can easily become a photographer. The difference between that person and someone who wants to be a professional is the skill needed to get the proper shots with different techniques such as lighting and then have them developed in a darkroom.

The best place for beginners and experienced artists to learn more about photography is to join an organization. These groups provide trainings and lectures, have discussions and open forums to share the experiences of its members and other activities that it a very interesting hobby.
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Schools that Teach Photography

Tuesday, April 25th, 2006

Teach Yourself Photography

Anyone who wants to learn how to be a photographer doesn’t have to enroll for many years to get a degree. There are colleges who offer this as one of the subjects which the student may take as an elective.

Can you still learn how to be a photographer being out of school for many years? The answer is yes. The only thing needed is your dedication to learn from the proper techniques and a camera to take some shots.

Some students don’t have to go to campus anymore. There are some institutions that offer distance education. A good example is the New York Institute of Photography.
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Benefits of joining a scrapbooking club

Saturday, April 22nd, 2006

The Big Picture...scrapbooking Your Life And More

Scrapbooking has been long introduced to bring out the artistic skills of most people. It was formally introduced in 1826 through the publication of the first how-to create a scrapbook in Germany. Since then, it has become part of history that eventually brought people together who share the same hobby.

Scrapbooking clubs started with friends and family members who enjoy creating these mini-albums. However, as scrapbooking became more popular, several organizations and clubs were introduced worldwide. Scrappers can join these clubs by simply locating their websites and register. Once registration has been completed, a scrapper will have access to forums, projects, and other scrappers’ profiles.
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