
The Gerbera daisies had one last photo shoot left in them. Misted them down with some water and played around with the reverse macro again this evening. Tomorrow I think I'll unfocus a little and do something different. I think I have lots more to learn so don't want to spend all my time doing this...it will always be here :)
I want to highlight one of my daily blog reads tonight. I talked it up a while back when he interviewed me but I'll do so again tonight because not only is he a valuable member of our community but he puts a lot into providing us photographers with information via his website and podcast. Recently he announced a photography contest with a prize provided by Adobe. The prize is a copy of Lightroom 2. Check out the Canon Blogger website for more information about the contest and where to submit your entry. I believe the only rule is the photo be processed in Lightroom, which you can download as a 30 day free trial from Adobe. I plan on entering but I've not found a photo I feel is good enough to win...that will be my goal the next week or so :)
3 comments:
First of all thank you for the link. I wasn't familiar with that site (guess because I'm a Nikon user :D)
About the photo - Have you ever tried to print your photos in large format ? This frame looks like the right candidate for such print :)
I've not printed any of my photos out larger than what my 8.5 x 11 printer will do. I do want to see how some of these will look large but it's a bit tight at the moment so haven't. Need to look into what paper would be the best and all that as well.
Wow, thanks Rob - wondering why I didn't see this in my analytics, but appreciate the mention! Actually just for a little clarification - it doesn't even have to be processed in LR. It'd be nice since the prize is LR, but not a requirement - just a recommendation. The timing of the shot is the only criteria (taken in May...)
This shot is another great one, but a little dark on my monitor...
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