Tag Archives: Kent Weakley Photo Tip ~ Roll Your Our Own Protection Photo Tip Tuesday - Roll your our camera protection and much more. This is from the practical photography tip pile. Not so much about the process of taking photos, but rather protecting your equipment in order to keep making photos. By no means am I implying this is...  Photography Tip ~ Patience & Persistence Photo Tip Tuesday ~ Patience and persistence in more ways than one. I must say these photos made me a bit crazy, for a couple reasons. First of all weather, and second, why shoot it at all? I’ll explain. ISO 400, f/11, 4 seconds with 28-70mm f/2.8 lens at...  Photo Contest ~ May 2010 WIN a FREE Canvas Gallery Wrapped Print of your photo! It’s your turn to shine, by sharing your favorite photograph. Simply click the ADD YOUR LINK button below to add your image for the WORLD to see, and link back to you! Link up to an image of yours at...  Are You Using Your Correct Eye When Photographing? Photo Tip Tuesday - Determine which is your dominant photo eye that you should be shooting with. Okay many of us take this one for granted. However, in a recent class, a student asked me “which eye am I supposed to look through the camera’s viewfinder with?” The...  Kent Weakley Interview – Equinest The great folks over at The Equinest blog thought it would be a good idea to interview me for an article. Must have been a slow news day. If you even remotely like horses you’re going to love there site. Check them out and while you’re there check out the...  What You Must Know Your Camera Can NOT Do Photo Tip Tuesday - Any good photographer must know what their camera can NOT do? Don’t worry, it’s not just your camera, but all cameras. What the camera can’t do is see as well as the human eye. You may be saying “well ya, I know that”,...  Food Photography – Miso Soup Marathon Food Photography – How I photographed my miso soup. These things start so innocently like…”hey I’m craving some miso soup. How about I make some and  Infrared Photograph – Live Oak Cows Introducing a new infrared black and white panoramic photograph – “Live Oak Cows” Most of my favorite infrared panoramic black and white images start this way: apply brakes car in reverse check view I thought I saw put hazards on pull over and park pop trunk get the shot... 
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