Being creative is supposed to be one of the greatest things in the world. But it is my observation that there is a down side that is often there, under the surface, depression. (Usual warning – this article contains personal experience and is no substitute for professional advice). If you are a photographer or digital …
Mark Alberhasky looks at life and other distractions, and how to motivate ourselves to get out with our camera and shoot The mere words, “cod liver oil”, bring a grimace to the face of anyone who has firsthand experience with a spoonful. For those of you without this fond memory, just understand that it’s about …
A recent plan trip had me shooting infrared the whole trip Recently I had to fly from Melbourne to Sydney to deliver some workshops at the Sydney Hilton. I caught a flight up on the Thursday afternoon. Luckily I got a window seat, so I decided to try shooting IR with my converted 350D camera. …
Mark Alberhasky offers up a great piece of advice for those trying for that little extra something in their photography. I just returned from teaching a photo workshop in San Francisco for the American PHOTO / PopPhoto Mentor Series. As usual, the process of teaching others is an opportunity to revisit basic principles and renew …
Here are some of the shots I got of Comet McNaught while away at the beach. 22/01/07 9:35PM AEDT, Canon 400D and Canon 17-35mm F2.8L at 17mm, f2.8 and 30 seconds at 1600ISO I’ve just returned from five days away at the beach. While there I got the following shots of Comet McNaught over several …
Comet McNaught Photographs on a 400D and in Infrared with a 350D Read More »
In this DIMW column, Wayne looks at how dyslexia can be a hidden problem for many creative people. Why am I going to talk about dyslexia on a website that is mainly about digital art, photography and technology? Because despite many advances, dyslexia can still be an undiagnosed issue for many people in creative areas. …