Do you know your rights and responsibilities as a photographer? Here are some links to help you out...
Legal Rights of Photographers
The Photographer's Right
Learning from our mistakes - self-critique of our work
Review the REDS HERE
Assignment for next month - TOOLS. Butcher, baker, candlestick maker - we all have tools that are a part of our life. Let's see your PC, your mixer...shovels...meters...if it helps you do your job show it to us!
A place to make friends and learn to take better pictures! Group meets on the second Tuesday, monthly. Call 615.868.9370 info.
Thursday, March 12
Tuesday, February 10
Class Notes for February 10, 2009
This month we journey over to the technical side of thing, giving our attention to the oft overlooked White-Balance settings on our camera.
If you would like to explore WB in more detail, here are some links:
1. Class example photos - HERE
2. Class example more indepth theory and background - HERE
This month our photo theme is red. Upload 2-4 of your favorite reds before the March meeting!
If you would like to explore WB in more detail, here are some links:
1. Class example photos - HERE
2. Class example more indepth theory and background - HERE
This month our photo theme is red. Upload 2-4 of your favorite reds before the March meeting!
Friday, February 6
My favorite photo mag
Digital Photo Magazine is great! Every month it is packed with skill building helps, creative inspiration and even a CD with teaching resources related to Photoshop and Photoshop Elements.You can purchase it at Books a Million and Barnes & Noble for $11.99. Yes, that is a lot for a magazine, but it is shipped from the UK! But, you get the CD and if you register online there are tons of video lessons for free.
Recent online lessons include: Using flash on a sunny day, white balance, composition and many, many more. You don't have to buy the magazine to access the online material, just register.
Here's the link to the magazine - HERE
Let me know what you think about it.
Tuesday, January 13
Photogroup Meeting - January 2009
All the links and more from our 01.09 meeting
Books mentioned:
- Digital Photography School - Tips for stunning portrait photography
- Flickr - class photostream
- Metro Nashville Continuing Ed classes (pdf) HERE
- Gary Voland - 365 project HERE
Books mentioned:
- The Digital Photography Book - by Scott Kelby HERE
- Understanding Exposure - by Bryan Peterson HERE
Wednesday, December 17
Upcoming photogroup assignments
For our January '09 gathering plan on sharing holiday photos. It can be anything Christmas related. Add 3-4 of your favorites to the flickr site. If you don't have the login info, leave your contact info in a post or private message - barrybd11[at]gmail[dot] com
February 10, 2009 - start planning now! Photo topic - waist up portraits of people in black & white! Oh yea! This will be F - U - N!
February 10, 2009 - start planning now! Photo topic - waist up portraits of people in black & white! Oh yea! This will be F - U - N!
Pop Photograpy Magazine
Pop Photo is one of my favorite photography magazines. Each year they publish the year's best from their competition.You can learn a lot about composure and composition by studying the chosen works!
Here's the link to the winners!
Merry Christmas
Barry
Friday, September 26
563!
I just checked the stats on the Madison Photo Group's Flickr account - almost 600 views in the few short months its been available! And that number does not include the members of the photo group that log in to view our photos.
If you are a contributor, congratulations! Your work has attracted viewers. You can drive more exposure for your pictures by "tagging" them with descriptive labels. When someone searches on FLick, it is these tags that are referenced. You can also add value to the sight by leaving comments on the pictures that you view. Encouragement, accolades and even constructive criticism helps us on our quest to "take better pictures and have fun!"
Keep up the great work. Capture Madison. Invite someone to the October Photo Group meeting.
Take pictures. Have fun.
If you are a contributor, congratulations! Your work has attracted viewers. You can drive more exposure for your pictures by "tagging" them with descriptive labels. When someone searches on FLick, it is these tags that are referenced. You can also add value to the sight by leaving comments on the pictures that you view. Encouragement, accolades and even constructive criticism helps us on our quest to "take better pictures and have fun!"
Keep up the great work. Capture Madison. Invite someone to the October Photo Group meeting.
Take pictures. Have fun.
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