Autumn Rhythm, Number 30 (1950), Jackson Pollack No photo ever does a Pollack justice. I’m almost embarrassed to post this. Really – just go to New York and see it for yourself. It’s at The Met.
Stump Jumpin’
September 14, 2013 4 Comments
A long time ago, I hosted a guest post that explained how to create panoramas in Photoshop. More recently, on a trip to New York City, I saw this guy jumping from lamp to lamp. There were probably 70 or so wrapping around the building, and he made it all the way from one end […]
Not So Serious About Panoramas
April 12, 2011 39 Comments
Click this article to learn more about taking panoramic shots in this fun tutorial by David Bennett of Quill Cards & Photograph Works.
How much light does your lens let in?
March 16, 2011 6 Comments
Tamron v. Nikon tests continue with these images of a Foo Dog in very poor lighting.
Wooden Bowls
March 12, 2011 9 Comments
In the Tamron / Nikon lens tests, we move on to wooden bowls. See the difference the aperture makes in these test shots.
The Contenders
March 8, 2011 5 Comments
Here are the two lenses under consideration. On the left, the Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8. On the right, the Nikon 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6.
Of Nikon and Tamron lenses
March 6, 2011 19 Comments
Nikon glass v. Tamron glass in this post (with a couple photos). What lens makes the most sense?
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