Photography tips
Daily Review & Sunday Review - Organizers have announced the judges for the 19th annual Pennsylvania Apple n Cheese Festival Fine Art and Photography Show. The show will take place during the Apple n Cheese Festival at the Manley-Bohlayer Farm property in East Canton. The
N.J. as you’ve never pictured it
Newark Star-Ledger - Patricia Hilliard and Marvin Silber, with an assist from “bird advisory consultant” (all right, maybe that sounds like a joke) Michael Britt have produced a guide that, thanks to Bayonne resident Silb er’s colorful photography, can stifle those who
A sad chapter in cultural exports to U.S.
Globe and Mail - Exports of newspapers and other printed material fell in 2006 from a year earlier, and so did films, videos, sound recordings, original art, advertising, architecture and photography. Over all, exports of cultural goods to the U.S. plummeted 12.4 per
Digital SLR cameras: New choices help amateurs
Minneapolis Star Tribune - T o an ordinary person, the summer might mean barbecues, baseball games and trips to the beach. To a photography nut, however, it means longer days of sunlight and brighter subject colors such as beach balls and bathing suits. Nothing has turned more
The CNET Asia top 10 digicams
Bangkok Post - The Fujifilm FinePix F31fd carries on the leading high ISO performance from the F30 and is a solid all-round compact camera for general photography and low-light shooting. 5. Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3 CNET Asia rating: 7 out of 10 The good: Wide
Queue Jumpers: Give them lesson on respecting others
New Straits Times - AN Indian court has banned hotels, flash photography, firearms and diesel vehicles from the last remaining tiger habitat in the Indian state of Rajasthan to protect dwindling numbers of the threatened cats. JUNGLE CRY Wildlife experts have long
Pop s magical mystery tour
Times Online - The problem is that so much of this work seems to be slightly off the boil pictorially interesting, but not that interesting; based on photographs, but not much more accomplished or engaging than the photography it uses as its source material.
Fighting War Protesters
Washington Post - is barred from domestic law enforcement, provided gas masks, stun guns, searchlights and protective vests. CIA specialists trained more than 20 officers — from the District, Fairfax and Arlington counties, and Alexandria — in surveillance photography