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Shooting in RAW is okay, for me, if I have to do a bunch of editing.  But I have found that my acceptance rate with stock photography is much better with JPEG.  Why?  Because I don’t tend to have to edit them much after the fact.  The most common error I still encounter is artifacting [...]

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Funky Beetle

My sister’s the biologist expert and she says this is a beetle so I have to accept that but he is weird looking.

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Bridge crossing the Boise River down by the old Albertson’s cooperate office.

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I thought I would head down to the library and take a few pictures of things that looked smart. I contemplated taking my tripod but figured it would only get in the way. “There should be plenty of light in the building, plus I have my off camera flash.” Well here is what I learned:

Indoor [...]

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Interesting trail with a tree split on each side of the fence.

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Ornamental Grass

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Lighting and diffusion are very important when taking pictures and for those of us that are financially limited it is difficult to buy some of the professional lighting that is available, especially the quality equipment. However, there are options… It is easy enough to make a light stand with items from Home Depot such as [...]

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Another photo taken at the Zoo…. Try from different angles to get around the glare in the glass.

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Don’t forget about taking time to go to the zoo for some pictures.

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Even though this little squirrell is sort of cute he still is a rodent. Then again some people think mice and rats are cute.

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I took this at the State Fair back in August. The tractors were too close together for me to get a good shot of one without a lot of distraction so I cropped it down.

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I really like this building, it is located merely feet from the Boise River with landscape that fits the environment.

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I have had several photos rejected because of “no clear focal point”. I have a couple theories for this.
1) I know what I am looking at and what I am focussing on, the reviewer doesn’t so there may be times when this happens. 2) my computer screen sucks or my eyesight sucks so it looks [...]

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Here I was practicing isolating a subject on white. It is much harder than I thought. Pros probably don’t have any trouble with it.

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