Monthly Archives: April 2011

http://www.flickr.com/photos/miaisabella2/page7/

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I think it is helpful, not only to look at professionals for inspiration and guidance, but each other too. Here is my friend Mia’s blog. She is a student at Cornish in Seattle. I love the variety of photography she messes around with and the various things she explores like using expired film, making her own filters, using whatever is around her as a tool for manipulation. Her blog illustrates a variety of types and techniques of photography, some very planned, some candid, and digital, 35mm.

PAPIER!!

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Hey guys-Jeff from Quiksilver called me back about the paper, looks like they aren’t going to order any because he will have to charge us $50 a box. Better deals to go to bhphoto or amazon.com for ordering!

Bon Chance!

Flight to Paris

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http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/04/11/6451052-from-us-to-paris-in-2-minutes-with-northern-lights-on-the-side?GT1=43001

Here’s a link i found on the msn newsfeed showing a photographer’s flight to Paris. he witnessed the Northern lights and took numerous of photos, thought this was pretty cool 🙂

It’s like giving your point and shoot superpowers!

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CHDK on Lifehacker

I did this to my Canon Powershot at the beginning of the school year. I’ve had some fun making time-lapse sequences. There are lots of scripts for all kinds of things, like really slow, or really fast shutter speeds, and motion detection, and even a lightning detection script. It works for many different cameras and is a great way to be able to take RAW images with a point and shoot.

CHDK screen shot