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Yesterday I wrote about the fact that digital cameras these days are basically supercomputers generating huge amounts of data that our poor little human brains couldn’t keep up with. The fact that we try to keep track of our photos like they were old-fashioned prints just doesn’t make sense and ends up [...]

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The one thing people cite when talking about why they prefer digital photography over film is the fact that you can shoot as much as you want without having to worry about the expense of film. This is true, but back when digital cameras first became available, digital media was expensive enough [...]

Amy’s taken on a Year in Pictures challenge which means she’s now carrying around the Nikon everywhere she goes. This is cool because it means we’re getting all of these great shots and her photography is getting better daily. The only problem with this is… I don’t get to use the camera anymore. [...]

I was commenting on JimmyD’s post about Photoshop as a performance enhancing drug (great article, and I’d love to see what people think) when I noticed that his oldest posts were from January 2006… TWO YEARS AGO!!! It’s been two years and we completely missed celebrating! That’s just not right. Well, in [...]

One of the hardest parts of digital photography is working out how to store and keep track of your files.  With the myriad of photo management programs out there, it can be hard to know where to start.  In the next few weeks I’ll be writing a little bit on how we keep track of [...]

Dennis Dunleavy from the Big Picture Blog e-mailed me about a fascinating project to survey Internet users and photographers about their opinions on manipulation of digital photos.  From the survey:
“This short survey explores attitudes and perceptions about the alternation or manipulation of photographs in the media. Your responses are part of an on-going research project [...]

No, your feed reader isn’t broken. This is a real, actual post from Shooting the Kids. There’s really no excuse for abandoning a blog like we have, but in lieu of long winded excuses about being busy and promising to do a better job, how about if I fill you in on [...]

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