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Techniques

Shooting on Manual

April 12, 2010

Some people are just so experienced at taking photos on Manual mode that they can just do it.  They set their aperture, set their shutter speed and go. Not me  . . .  well not yet that is. Step one:  I knew when I went to an indoor rodeo that I would not have good [...]

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How to NOT Edit a Photo

January 12, 2010

For Christmas gifts this year, I took photo’s of Temple Square, framed them, and gave them as gifts.  I was in such a rush and with few days to get this done that I edited my photo’s at 11 pm one night. Don’t do that. Don’t edit your photo’s at night.  When you’re tired.  When [...]

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Tripod Needed

November 15, 2009

One night, while in Downtown Salt Lake City, I wanted to go up to Ensign Peak and take some pictures of the valley.  Here is what I took: Oh, a little blurry – try again. Hmmm, still blurry.  Change some settings. Better, but. . . Whoa!  That’s BAD! Success!  But I want more. That’s a [...]

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What a Difference the Sunlight Makes

November 12, 2009

So, I wanted to do a post on one of my favorite places – the Copper Mine in Utah (more on that in a later post). So, I took my new camera out and took a drive and took some pictures. I went in the afternoon one day and thought, “Wow! I bet I’ll get [...]

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