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Posts that discuss topics related to and surrounding the art of photography.

  • Rural Shady Grove CME Church

    Rural Shady Grove CME Church

    This post explores the beauty and history of abandoned rural structures, particularly focusing on those around Shady Grove CME Church, established in 1870. They emphasize their connection to these sites, sharing that they have various photo collections showcasing rural decay. Current images capture the church’s exterior due to access limitations.

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  • The National Naval Aviation Museum Trip Photography

    The National Naval Aviation Museum Trip Photography

    The National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida, is touted as the largest of its kind worldwide, featuring over 150 restored aircraft. The author reflects on previous visits, particularly appreciating the displays and sharing experiences with veterans. The museum offers unique insights into aviation history, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts.

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  • How to Get Great Photos For Your Online Shop

    How to Get Great Photos For Your Online Shop

    High-quality product photography is essential for online shops to attract customers. Key tips include using natural light for soft illumination, selecting clean backgrounds, stabilizing the camera, focusing on composition, using editing software like Lightroom, maintaining consistency, and experimenting with techniques. Investing time in photography enhances overall product appeal.

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  • Shoot Wherever You Are

    Shoot Wherever You Are

    Photography is about integrating the practice into daily life rather than waiting for ideal moments. By embracing the mundane, utilizing available light, mastering composition, and being adaptable, photographers can capture beauty everywhere. Documenting personal journeys and experimenting with techniques enhances creativity and fosters a deeper appreciation for the world through a camera lens.

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  • Ivy Creek Trail in Creede

    Ivy Creek Trail in Creede

    The author reminisces about hiking in a lush Colorado forest, recalling the vibrant green and the tranquility of a nearby creek. They encourage readers to explore Bachelor Loop and invite engagement through comments or subscriptions for future updates, focusing on sharing quality, ad-free content.

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  • Auburn Basketball Tips Off

    Auburn Basketball Tips Off

    The author expresses excitement for the upcoming Auburn basketball season while reminiscing about a memorable game from January 17, 2009. Through photography, he captures fleeting moments and reflects on life’s fragility, cherishing the energy of past events. He eagerly anticipates the team’s performance this season.

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  • Aviation Photography Portfolio Update

    Aviation Photography Portfolio Update

    Over the weekend, I updated my Aviation Photography Portfolio, showcasing high-resolution images on my site. The project involves revisiting nearly a million images from 30 years, revealing many previously unseen photos. The gallery will be expanded gradually, with updates for over 100 portfolios planned in the coming months.

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  • Air Force One and a Reason to Still Shoot in RAW

    Air Force One and a Reason to Still Shoot in RAW

    In 2003, at Las Vegas McCarran Airport, the author photographed Air Force One carrying President George W. Bush. Capturing the moment with a Nikon D100, he reflects on advancements in photo editing over 20 years, emphasizing the advantages of shooting in RAW for future flexibility and image improvement.

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  • The Best Cameras for Different Photography Skill Levels

    The Best Cameras for Different Photography Skill Levels

    Several top cameras are anticipated for 2023, including Canon EOS R10 for beginners, Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6 for enthusiasts, Sony A7 IV for intermediates, and Nikon Z9 for professionals. These models cater to different skill levels, enhancing photography experiences for both hobbyists and career photographers alike.

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  • Photography Rules That Stifle Creativity

    Photography Rules That Stifle Creativity

    This question came across my screen recently asking, “Are we allowed to be creative for the sake of being creative?” I loved the answer. In America, no. Somehow, our artwork and creative pursuits is only seen as virtuous if we are able to earn money from it, “make a living from it”, or preferably make…

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