Tag Archives: landscapes

Anne McKinnell’s Free ebook: “Before The Shutter”

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Dan Bailey
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Photographer, writer, traveler, nomad Anne McKinnell released her brand new eBook today, Before The Shutter: How to prepare for your award-winning photograph. The book features a collection of great travel photos, plus 28 pages and 7600 words of great tips … Continue reading →

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Download a Free Excerpt of my eBook, Making The Image

Posted on March 19, 2012 by Dan Bailey
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. You can now get the first two chapters of my eBook, Making The Image: A Conceptual Guide to Creating Stronger Photographs as a free download. This free excerpt contains the Introduction, as well as the two chapters, Light and Color, which which … Continue reading →

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Photography Books Recommended by My Readers

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Dan Bailey
The Hot Shoe Diaries by Joe McNally

Yesterday I asked some Facebook fans to tell me which books have influenced them the most in their process of learning photography. These are their recommendations. If you’re looking for a great book or some written inspiration to help you … Continue reading →

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3 Bits of Photography Goodness

Posted on March 12, 2012 by Dan Bailey

Short post today, just a quick trio of photography bits to start off your week. One educational, one inspirational and one image. Enjoy! 1. Personal Work is What Recharges Us I found this worthy message today on A Photo Editor. … Continue reading →

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4 Rugged Adventure Point and Shoot Cameras

Posted on March 6, 2012 by Dan Bailey
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When you’re wrecking on your mountain bike, falling down in waist deep powder, bombing through the rapids, or scraping up alpine granite walls, it’s just not always practical to bring along the heavy DSLR. Believe me. Sometimes you just want … Continue reading →

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