Archive for January 8th, 2012

WALKING BLIND BY CHINA

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Lijiang is a Photo Holiday!

This incited out to be an extraordinary place for photos! If you’d like to see all the photos from this area, click on the Lijiang Category here or at the bottom of the post.

Daily Photo – Walking Blind through China

As Tom Anderson and we were withdrawal the old area of Lijiang one evening, we saw these two entrance towards us in the conflicting direction. One of them was blind (perhaps both), and one played a small stringed instrument while the other hold out a play for donations.

I squatted down and waited for them to come in a little pool of light from a circuitously shot prior to we took the photo. And then we walked over and put a little concession in the bowl.

CHASE JARVIS RAW: TWELVE TASTY PHOTO + VIDEO TIPS

Award winning photographer Chase Jarvis gives us twelve tips for better images using a accumulation of rigging from point + shoots and healthy light to tall end DSLRs and strobes.

PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS : THE BEST TRAIL CAMERA SETTINGS

The best camera settings when photographing a hiking route embody gripping the ISO at 400, a versatile speed, and adjusting the orifice and shiver speed to house the lighting, which can change severely in the outdoors. Adjust each camera environment for different lighting situations withhelpful tips from an award-winning photographer in this giveaway video on photography techniques. Expert: Tom Sapp Contact: www.tomsapp.com Bio: Award-winning photographer, Tom Sapp, has been an elaborating and all the time flourishing photographer since 1999. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

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