If you haven’t been bitten by the Pinterest bug, you will now. It’s an addiction to rival the digiscrap addiction, trust me. What is Pinterest and what does it have to do with Photography? Pinterest is a neat little site where you can collect and organize things you find on the web. With a twist. Ever save a layout or preview then come back
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Oh now I’ve done it. I’ve hit rock bottom. Sunk to the depths. Crossed the line. I went on vacation armed with only my cellphone camera. [GASP!] Yes, I admit it. After years and years of lugging around DSLRs, hanging point and shoot cameras from my wrist, even buying disposables in a pinch – I decided to leave the camera behind for a little
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Fall has finally hit here in the southern half of the country – the temperatures are finally out of the red-zone, and the trees are just starting to turn. You need a jacket if you’re staying until the end of the Friday night football game, and festivals are a dime-a-dozen on the weekends! Having lived the majority of my life in New England and
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You know how sometimes the threads of your life all come together for a moment sometimes? I’m having that kind of week. I was fortunate to have been chosen to guest post on the White House Project’s blog last week about how scrapbooking gives us a voice – in many ways a historical voice. We scrapbookers are the diarists of our times; we write
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As many of you know I love doing panoramic pictures. Whether I’m trying to capture a really beautiful landscape or doing a class picture, panos are fun and easy to do. And Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements make it so much easier with the PhotoMerge feature – it basically does all the hard work of assembling and correcting the panoramic for you. One of
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