These photos are from two extended walks that I lead our group on throughout the city of Hanoi. They are representational of a constant theme that I am teaching my travel companions – how to create intriguing compositions out of everyday life events. In this series of photographs you will see everything from the frantic traffic to the very quiet and peaceful details. Enjoy.
I walked through downtown Bangkok, with only my iPhone, and these are some of the images that I was able to capture. I am really excited about the creative possibilities of utilizing this new technology in my image making process. Stay tuned for more images tomorrow.
Photoshop: Advanced Cloning
Advanced Cloning Techniques 2 minutes ago
Learn how to remove blemished, fix problem areas, and change reality as Jason Hoppe shows us his favorite advanced cloning techniques.
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
Time: 11am Pacific (Seattle) [Other Time Zones]
Duration: 90-120 Minutes
Cost: The LIVE class is FREE to attend!
Use these links to join the LIVE class:
I am very pleased to have not one, but two Canon ads in prestigious publications this month. The “Story Behind the Shot” appears in this month’s Photo District News and “Wildlife as Canon Sees It” is in National Geographic.
Thank you to all the people that made this happen!
Wilderness guide & fellow traveler Jim Taylor got the Mini from http://www.ryansminiadventure.com/HOME.html,
took it to Antarctica and Art photographed it.
Ryan Marie Boykin was wonderful little girl who passed away from leukemia at the age of 3. Her Matchbox cars were her favorite toys and her favorite Matchbox was a red… Mini Cooper. As a tribute to Ryan’s spirit, travelers have been taking Minis all over the world, and now Antarctica has been conquered.