by hankinslawrenceimages | Jul 25, 2008 | On the Web
Lots of links this week. I’m trying a different way of organizing the links this week – let me know if you like them grouped or in random order (the way they’ve appeared in previous weeks).
Business of Photography:
Photographer’s Rights:
Photography Techniques
Podcasts
by hankinslawrenceimages | Jul 18, 2008 | On the Web
Thanks for all the feedback on how often I should posting the links post. At this point, I’ll keep doing one a week. Looking at my fall show schedule – I doubt I’ll be able to manage more than one even if I want to.
As a followup to last week’s links about Flickr and copyright, Plagiarism Today has a post on Why Flickr Licensing Fails. Scott Bourne at TWIP wrote about Flickr, Myxer, Copyright Infringement and Lack of Respect
Jeff Revell at PhotoWalkPro has a post on a new software for Digital Black and White Photography and a video on Setting up Your Camera for HDR
Alain Briot has an essay about Medium Format Digital Collages.
Photo Business News & Forum has a new Orphan Works FAQ from the Illustrator’s Partnership.
GoogleEarth blog has information that might help wildlife photographers – Range Maps for various Wildlife
Jack Noble has suggestions for a few iPhone Apps for Photographers
Digital Photography School has 20 Photography Tips from Our Twitter Followers (personally I like tip # 3), Digital Photo Storage on the Road and 25 Great Photography Tutorials and Links From Around the Web
DIYPhotography.Net has Nine Reasons to Manually Focus When Taking Pictures
TWIP has a great post on Registering Your Copyright With the Library of Congress
HyperPhocal has 8 Tips for Get Started with your First DSLR
PhotoshopInsider has a fantastic interview with Jack Reznicki about Copyright Registration
PhotoAttorney has Five Great Resources to Help You Set Up Your Photography Business and info on new rules for Photographers in New York City.
Black Star Rising has a post on Up Your Price with Limited Edition Photography
This past week, I’ve listened to several really nice podcasts from EXIF and Beyond. Jim Goldstein does some great interviews on his podcast. Some of my favorites have been his interviews with Dan Heller, Lawrence Lessing and Jeff Sedik. You can download the podcasts from iTunes or listen to online streaming versions.
by hankinslawrenceimages | Jul 11, 2008 | On the Web
Here are some links I found this week
How Flickr makes your photos available and who is responsible for making sure photos are used correctly has been a hot topic this week. The conversations began with a great post from Jim Goldstein on How Every Flickr Photo Ended up On Sale This Weekend. Phototrade Blog followed up with It is Your Fault I steal Your Photos. Accept it. Please. FocalPower followed with a post on Who Controls Your Photos Online. The most recent great post on the subject is Plagiarism Today‘s Is Flickr Letting Down its Users?
Some news about copyright from Photo Business News & Forum – the Copyright Form VA is being Phased Out and Photo Attorney emphasizes the need to Register Your Copyright to get Statutory Damages
Photoshelter has a post on 10 Things You Should Know About Stock Photography
HyperPhocal has 8 Photography Myths Debunked and Aperture Explained
Beyond Megapixels has a post on Filters 101 Part 1 and Part 2
This Week in Photography has F8 & Being There
Photodoto has a post on the Importance of Focus
Digital Photography School had several great posts this week including 20 More Things I’ve Learned about Photography, How to Win Friends and Influence People – A Guide to Commenting on Photos, 5 Ways to Never Lose Your Photos, 10 Ways to Take Stunning Portraits, and 10 More Tips for Stunning Portraits.
Epic Edits has a post challenging people to Shoot in Harsh Sunlight
Gearlog has info about a way to Geotage Your Photos With a Clipon for your DLSR
Your Photo Tips has information on Buying a Tripod
Black Star Rising has information on How Professional Photographers Can Generate New Business with Flickr
A Photo Editor has information on How To Buy a Photo on Flickr
A blog I discovered (and really enjoyed reading) this week is Mountain Trail Photo Blog. Some of their recent posts include Wildlife Photography – When Are You Too Close and Summer Blooms and Vistas in Shenandoah National Park
And a quick question for those of you who made it to the end of the list of links – would you prefer to get all the links I find more than once a week? I’ve noticed that the list of links is getting longer almost every week. So I’m trying to decide if it makes sense to do more than one links post a week.
I’d appreciate it if you could let me know what you think by commenting on this post.
Thanks
by hankinslawrenceimages | Jul 4, 2008 | On the Web
Here are a few links of interest we found this week – hope you find them useful
If you only follow one link this week – and watch two short videos – be sure to check out Scott Kelby’s interview with attorney Ed Greenberg on the Photoshop Insider Blog. This interview has the info you need to hear on copyright, model releases and photographing in public.
ArtsandcraftsLaw has an update on Orphan Works legislation – with a great graphic showing how the copyright process would work under the proposed bills.
The Photo-Africa Blog has wonderful photos of African wildlife several times a week.
Photo Attorney has info on another photo contest with rules that are bad for photographers.
Black Star Rising has info about why you should put your copyright info on your photos and Who Owns My Photos
The Online Photographer has info about their Befriend a Forgotten Camera Contest and a post on photographer’s rights called Go Where You Wanna Go, Do What You Wanna Do
Paul Lester has information about Shutter Speed and Choosing A Digital Camera
Photoshop Insider has a guest post from Adobe’s Jack Nack.
TWIP has Wet Weather Photo Tips.
by hankinslawrenceimages | Jun 27, 2008 | On the Web
Here are a few photography-related links we found this week – hope you enjoy them!
Epic Edits has a Guide to Buying Old Film Cameras
Peter Liu at The Image Geek has a post on Capturing the Light
Digital Photography School has a post on How to Reduce Camera Shake
Your Photo Tips has information on Photographing Fireworks and one about a Photography Book Club
HyperPhocal has 10 Steps to Maintain Your Camera
Visual Realia has posted the route for the September 14 Gettysburg PhotoWalk
PhotoCycle has an incredible interview with Michael Adams – son of Ansel Adams.
Beyond Megapixels has a post on Understanding Camera Exposure Modes and one on Shooting with Slow Shutter Speeds
Thomas Hawks has a post explaining his Photography Workflow and one on using FriendFeed to View Your Flicker Photos and Contacts
Jeff Revell has information about TinEye – a website that helps you search for your images online and one one I want to Buy A DSLR
Bill Caulfeild-Browne has an essay at the Luminous Landscape on Camera Nostalgia
Matt Kloskowski has a guest post on Photoshop Insider on Photoshop Dialogs and Palettes
TWIP also has a post on Photographing Fireworks
Moose Peterson has information about the Polar Bear Seas Protection Act Be sure to use your reload/refresh button on your browser so you can see the photo at the top of the page on Moose’s blog.
by hankinslawrenceimages | Jun 20, 2008 | On the Web
Here’s a few sites we found this week that we thought you might be interested in
Layers Magazine has a great article on Working with Database Catalogs in Lightroom
Andy of Visual Realia has posted a page with info about the Sept 14 Photowalk in Gettysburg.
Digital Photography school has posts on Photographing Babies without Losing Your Mind and More Baby Photography Tips
The Chronicle of Higher Education has information about new Software that can tell where a photo was taken
Rob Galbraith has information about an update to PhotoRescue software
Chris Brogan has information about Three Photo Editing Tools to Check Out
Photopreneur has Tips on Earning from the Top Photography Cliches
Photoshop Insider has a guest post from David Ziser on What it Takes to be a Complete Wedding Photographer
Epic Edits has a post on Brushing Up on the Sunny 16 Rule
DIY Photography.net has a Portrait Lighting Cheat Sheet Card
