General Tips & Techniques – Page 6

Sawhill Ponds Under a Mid-Day Sun (The Advantages of B&W Photography)

joderd / May 5, 2016

I normally traipse around the Sawhill Ponds area at sunrise or sunset–you, know, that so-called “golden hour” photographers love which, […]

joderd / April 26, 2016

A photo walk, and the images you gather whilst oot and aboot, may not contribute directly to your current

joderd / April 19, 2016

“Black-and-white photography, in a way, is much more powerful than looking at color. I don’t care what anyone says.

joderd / April 8, 2016

The pool at this beautiful, recently renovated, hotel in the foothills of the Andes Mountains made for a wonderful

joderd / March 31, 2016

Yep, FREE. Gratis. At no cost to you. So, what you had to pay $149.00 for just last month

joderd / March 11, 2016

Traditionally–or so say some–street photography ought to be done in black and white. As Ted Grant, one of Canada’s most

joderd / February 3, 2016

About 12 to 18 inches, depending upon where you happened to step. Luckily, there was a trench already made–likely from

joderd / January 13, 2016

Whether you like an image or not is often a very personal affair. One person’s elegant Louis Vuitton purse

joderd / January 4, 2016

Everyone’s vision and objectives will be different when setting out to “shoot a winter creek” (or pond, or lake)

joderd / December 31, 2015

Before you head off to that New Year’s Eve party, consider backing up all of your image files onto