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Birds of Bosque 2012 – Diary Part 4 – Final Entry
November 29th, 2011
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Copyright Scott Bourne 2011 – All Rights Reserved
Here’s the previous installment of the Bosque diary…
My (mostly) annual Thanksgiving trip to Bosque del Apache near Socorro, New Mexico is finished. I must say that on some levels it was very frust…
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Birds of Bosque 2012 – Diary Part 2
November 27th, 2011
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Copyright Scott Bourne 2011 – All Rights Reserved
Here’s part one of my Bosque diary in case you missed it.
I’m writing this entry on Thanksgiving day. It’s crazy how crowded the reserve is. There are about 100 serious photographers shooting tod…
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Birds of Bosque 2012 – Diary Part 1
November 24th, 2011
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Copyright Scott Bourne 2011 – All Rights Reserved
My assistant Anthony and I arrived safe and sound in New Mexico. This Thanksgiving, like many, many, many before it, I’ll be photographing at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge near Socorr…
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Retouching & Post Production In The Days Before Photoshop
November 22nd, 2011
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TAGS: photography
Most reading this have always had something like Photoshop to help them with their photographic retouching. But I came across this old job description for “photographic process workers” and thought I would post it. It gives both a historical look …
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Photo Critique Guidelines
November 21st, 2011
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Copyright Scott Bourne 2005 – All Rights Reserved
Photo critiques are a good way of learning more about photography. Unfortunately, with the Internet turning everyone who owns a camera into an “expert” it’s hard to get a really valuable critique….
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The Essential Elements of a Glamour Photograph
November 18th, 2011
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Post & Photo by Joe Farace – Follow Joe on Twitter
Glamour is a photographic genre that has its roots in the pin-up or “cheesecake” photography of the 1940’s. Over time it has evolved. While early glamour photography was studio bound and …
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My 2011 Photography-Related Predictions – Did They Come True?
November 17th, 2011
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TAGS: photography
Every year I make a set of predictions about photography. Sometimes I do better than others. Let’s see how I did this year.
1. I predicted that Canon and Nikon would each introduce full frame cameras in 2011. That one came partially came true alread…
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A Salute to Combat Photographers
November 11th, 2011
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Today is Veterans Day in the USA. It’s a day that we celebrate the sacrifices of veterans. It’s NOT as some would say, a celebration of war. Wars begin at the demand of policy makers. Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines simply follow orders – …
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Landscape Photographers – Turn Around!
November 10th, 2011
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Copyright Scott Bourne 2003 – All Rights Reserved
Today’s post is a short one but it might be very valuable to you if you take the advice it offers.
The next time you go out to shoot a landscape masterpiece don’t forget to turn around. I can’t te…
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Wildlife Photography – When Creepy Is Good
November 7th, 2011
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Copyright Scott Bourne 2008 – All Rights Reserved
Trying to get close to animals for photographic purposes is no easy task, even if you’re shooting in a zoo or a controlled environment. Most animals naturally fear humans. Almost all animals fear sudd…
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