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AlwaysPhotographing
Welcome to AlwaysPhotographing, devoted to the art of photography using digital and traditional techniques. This site is devoted to photographers who want to learn more about photography, or to discover what others are doing. Through this site photographers Richard Cox and Valerie Whittier share their experience and adventures as they live their lives "always photographing".
Our latest tutorial, How to Avoid Flash Memory Data Loss provides tips to help you avoid losing precious photos captured on your camera's memory card.
This NOVA episode details the critical role of aerial photo reconnaissance in World War II. Learn how the Allies used special aerial photos and stereoscopy to thwart the Nazi rocket program.
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A recently released study by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) has confirmed that smartphone use is making dedicated cameras obsolete. Digital cameras are still favored by 55% of respondents, but the pace of adoption of smartphone camera's has tripled over the last two years.
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A "Lifestyle pet" photographer's "Underwater Dogs" gallery has captured widespread attention in recent days.
See the photos of dogs diving in swimming pools on Seth Casteel's website
See the photos of dogs diving in swimming pools on Seth Casteel's website
Scalado's Remove software takes multiple shots of a scene, removing objects that move between frames.
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Creating consistently sized and oriented thumbnails will reward you with more professional image thumbnail layouts.
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As smartphone cameras have eroded sales of digital cameras, Eastman Kodak has announced that it will no longer manufacture digital cameras.
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Photojournalist Kenneth Jarecke laments the fact that the online world celebrates much photography that is substandard work. To grow as a photographer, Jarecke recommends seeking out truly great photographs and asking yourself how you would have approached the situation and noting the technical choices made by the photographer.
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The Sacremento Bee has fired long time photographer Bryan Patrick for manipulating several photographs that it published.
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