Sunrises, rising tides, seabirds, beachscapes, kites, lighthouses; you name it, the photographers in this workshop found it. It looks like it was another fantastic week of photography with Tim Cooper and Eileen Rafferty.
Last week the Lytro Camera was announced. This camera introduces a revolutionary sensor technology that gives photographers the ability capture the “light field” in a scene and focus after the fact. This, of course, is in the place of the current sensor technology which only allows you to capture the scene based on the focus [...]
This image was taken by Melanie Wright.
We love when alumni come back to visit. A couple of weeks ago, Alison Behr dropped in, a graduate of Summer Intensive 2004 . She didn’t come by herself, however. Alison was accompanied by a group of her high school students from the Pacific Rim School in Carlsbad, California. Alison teaches the school’s Digital Photography [...]
This image was taken by Melanie Wright through a car window at 70 mph. Not bad, not bad at all.
These images were taken by Marcy James.
For the macrophile in search of fascinating subjects, colorful backgrounds, and technically challenging photography, look no further than the nearest stand of pollinating flowers. There you will invariably find buzzing, herky-jerky bumblebees bouncing from one flower to the next collecting pollen. How do you shoot something that is so small and in perpetual motion? After [...]
After posting the 60 second assignment I decided to playing around with ghosting. Its was pretty challenging. I like this one the best and still wasn’t completely in love with it. Looks like I’ll be spending the next couple of weeks running in and out of my images.
On our Facebook page we asked people to share the photography blogs they followed. We liked the answers so much we decided to share 10 of them on the blog. On this Monday afternoon I present to you a little eye candy and inspiration. Enjoy!
This photograph was taken by Melanie Wright using the Lens Baby Composer.
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