By Erin Peloquin|2019-10-02T16:36:11-05:00October 3rd, 2019|Print Ideas, Printing & Scrapbooking|
For most of my photography career, I classified photo books into two types: The cheap, easy-to-make books with lots of colorful themes to choose from, plenty of customization options, but only mediocre quality photos. Expensive studio-quality books with impeccable photo quality - the kind you charge clients $400 or $500 for. But these books didn't offer [...]
By Erin Peloquin|2019-09-16T17:34:36-05:00September 19th, 2019|Basic Photography, Camera Settings|
Image resolution is a photography topic that can be hard to grasp because it's not something we can touch or feel. It can be especially difficult for my students who don't consider themselves digitally savvy. But it occurred to me, as I was cross-stitching one night, that image resolution should be easy to understand for needleworkers. [...]
By Erin Peloquin|2019-09-08T08:08:45-05:00September 12th, 2019|Advanced Equipment, Advanced Photography|
A circular polarizer is a photography tool that I've put off buying FOR YEARS. Polarizers aren't as exciting as, say, a new lens. But when I signed up for a photo tour with Oregon Coast Photo Tours and read that a circular polarizer would help capture the fascinating creatures in tidal pools, you can bet I [...]
By Erin Peloquin|2019-07-15T06:39:09-05:00July 15th, 2019|Basic Equipment, Basic Photography|
Prime Day photography deals are almost as exciting as Black Friday deals. Or at least that's what Amazon wants us to think this time of year. I've watched Prime Day photography equipment prices for a few years now, and here's what I've learned. You can get good prices if you are careful, but not all the [...]
