I know I knew about this before, but never really looked into it….but Google has a very large collection of books to browse.
Add the books to “Your Library” so you can save them for later. There’s tons of web design, html, css, and photography books available, with links to Amazon & Barnes and Noble. Very cool!
My friend Allison from the Nosillacast podcast was having problems exporting her jpg files. She was using the "JPEG – Original Size" preset to export, but she said that the exported files were only 200kb, much too small to use for a calendar. I am hoping that I figured out her problem toward the end of this tutorial, but before we get to that, let’s take a closer look at the Aperture 2 Export options and presets.
I maintain a basic web site for a local non-profit, and every year, I must update their photo page of Officers. It’s always been time consuming to try to reassemble the table html codes and move all the names and titles to their appropriate spots.
I wanted to find an easier way to create a simple html table for the photo page. I looked into iWeb, but the output page looked like a portfolio, and the code was virtually impossible to edit later.
I had imported all the necessary photo files into iPhoto, and while I was checking out the Export command, I noticed there was an option to export as web page.
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How cool is this! You have to see it full size to appreciate it!
I don’t remember being this uninspired last year. I guess because it’s been so cold and brown. Everything is just so boring, I haven’t wanted to snap photos (and that isn’t like me!)
So, I have been digging through my hard drive, viewing older archived photos. I took so many photos this summer, I didn’t have enough time to process and share them on Flickr.
Now is the perfect time to share older photos, and I have also been noticing a lot of other Flickr users have been posting from their archives as well. So, I thought about a new group – Tuesday Archives.
The group just started this week, and we have about 50 members so far.
I don’t think it’s something that will be popular all year long; I have a feeling that once Christmas gets closer, participation might fade a bit, since people will be sharing holiday photos. And then the snow will be flying soon (at least in New England) and that will bring new inspiration.
But for now, it’s fun to dig through the archives and find something fun to share. Come join us, all Flickr users are welcome!
Happy Tuesday Archives! HTA
This tutorial takes you through a few of the customizations and options of the Adjustments panel. Keep in mind, the Adjustments panel has a set of menus, and each tool has its own menu as well.
Long shutter speeds are great for ocean and sky shots. Also great for night shots.
Tonight my wonderful husband drove me to a nearby beach to take some long exposure photos. It was very cold and the wind was strong, but I had a great time!
My info:
The RAW photo was edited in Aperture 2, along with some “dodge and burn” – love the dodge & burn in Aperture 2.
Happy Nifty Fifty Friday!
The nifty fifty lens is a inexpensive and powerful addition to your dSLR camera bag. Either the f/1.8 (cheap) or f/1.4 (nicer, but a little more expensive) will help you learn how different aperture openings affect depth of field.
Well I am late for work, I would post more details, but it will have to wait until another time! HNFF!!
HBW! (Happy bokeh wednesday)
These (fake) roses were taken at a cemetery back in July 2008. We were driving around New Hampshire on vacation, and I was thrilled to find one of my favorite cemeteries – in fact, it was the first cemetery that I photographed the summer before, when I first got my XTi.
The first time I visited, I wasn’t paying attention to where I was, so the location was forgotten. I was so happy to find it again!
If you are in the area, it’s the Davis Meetinghouse on Green Mountain Road in Ossipee, NH. It’s off of Rt 153. Yahoo map location
The photo below is one of my favorites from that first shoot back in 2007. It was so unusual to find a daddy long legs spider here. And these are the same roses in both photos!
Have a great Wednesday!