By Ed Snyder on Mar 19, 2009 | 1 Comment
A celebration of th…
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By Ed Snyder on Jun 24, 2008 | 0 Comments
Unless you’re one of the unfortunates who summer where they winter, you’ll go on vacation this year. Simply EVERYONE takes vacation pictures to remember the good times. What kind of camera should you take and how do you ensure getting great shots?
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By Ed Snyder on May 20, 2008 | 0 Comments

Nothing provides new photographic opportunities better than a change of scenery. If you can’t afford a trip abroad, then a change of season will do. Springtime in the Northeastern United States is a good example. With azaleas, dogwoods, and cherry blossoms in bloom, the world just looks like a better place! And why not capture it in photographs? Read the rest
By Ed Snyder on Dec 27, 2007 | 0 Comments

Concert shots look so easy when you see them in magazines, don’t they? Try to take one and you’ll see what the artist Georgia O’Keefe meant when she said, “The cliffs over there, you look at it and it’s almost painted for you, you think until you try.”
If you walk away from this article with one thing let it be this: Cameras need light in order to record an image. The less light there is, the more difficult time the camera will have.
Getting a good concert shot is all about the lighting.
However, you must choose between flash and available light. Let’s explore both. Read the rest
By Ed Snyder on Nov 27, 2007 | 2 Comments

Black and white? Who would ever want to photograph a richly colored Autumn leaf in black and white? (That’s a rhetorical question). There was something about the way this wet maple looked the other morning on the hood of my car that just screamed “Monochrome!”
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