Below are a couple of examples for you to check out. They are really done well and I cannot believe how clear they are. It is really amazing how they took these photos, many times not even having a viewfinder to look through due to their helmets being too large.

Here are some awesome macro shots that are wonderfully taken. It has been a while since I last posted here on this blog, my last term at school was very busy and I didn’t have time to post like I wanted to. So to make up for it, I found  these macro shots that are spectacular. Check them out and let me know what you think?

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This is me on the wreck of The Madeira near Split Rock light house in Lake Superior. It was taken at about 60 feet or so. This was taken many years ago with a film camera in a watertight housing. Not easy to use.

Check out this article from The NY Times called Tough Cameras Make Underwater Photography Easier. I cannot believe how much easier it is to capture that perfect shot, above water as well as below.

Check it out and let me know what you think.

Here is an interesting story, and photos, about Fabian Bachrach from the Washington Post. Talk about some amazing portraits, wow! The lighting is perfect and such detail and clarity. He has photographed some of the most accomplished figures in recent American history. On top of all that, Fabian did much of this work with little time with the subject. At times having only 2 or 3 minutes with the person in between other appointments. That is just incredible considering that everything had to be ready to go so that the subject could just step in and have the shot done. In the case of the photo of Muhammad Ali, he had 2 minutes with him and got only 3 frames. That is someone that knows what they are doing.

Here is a great Mashable post, Astronaut Tweets Beautiful Images From Space, that @KariOlinger shared with me. Talk about social media being everywhere.

Anyways, just a quick post to share this. Have a great Friday everyone!

Here is a great article that really explains resolution and how to use it to output your photos to print. De-Mystifying Resolution explains file types, resolution, and formulas for determining the optimum print size based on resolution. Understanding resolution is essential in producing quality prints from your photographs. You go to all the trouble to take these great shots, learn how to get a print that looks just as good as your monitor.

I have moved over to completely using RAW files myself for my images. They have a larger files size, but allow for more precise tweaking once I get home and view them in a controlled environment. Check out Why use our camera’s RAW format for some great info on this subject. Here is a quick, and basic, run down on How to fix RAW photos in Elements.