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You Might Think It’s New, but It’s Not: Comp-Stomping

You Might Think It’s New, but It’s Not: Comp-Stomping

by David Cobb | Apr 5, 2021 | David Cobb, Education, Photography History | 0 comments

  People have been trying to emulate other’s photos for a long time, often because the scene is inspiring. In 1840 Hugh Lee Pattinson took a photo of Niagara Falls, and it was one of the earliest landscape images in North America. Since then, people have been drawn to...
You May Think It’s New, but it’s Not: Layering

You May Think It’s New, but it’s Not: Layering

by David Cobb | Feb 15, 2021 | David Cobb, Education, Philosophy, Photo History, Photography History | 0 comments

Occasionally, someone will look at my images and ask, “Are these Photoshopped?” I take this to mean, how much has the image been manipulated. I often answer that I use Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw to process my images and leave it at that. Part of using Photoshop in...
Where It All Started – Early Exposure to Photography

Where It All Started – Early Exposure to Photography

by Adrian Klein | Jan 19, 2021 | Composition, Education, Locations, Philosophy, Photo History, Photography History, Photography Techniques | 0 comments

When people ask me where and when photography started for me, the answer has pretty much been in the early 2000’s I started to hike and spend a lot more time outdoors and it progressed from there. My interest in photography grew with the connection and desire to...
Two Documentaries About Robert Frank – Film Review

Two Documentaries About Robert Frank – Film Review

by David Cobb | Nov 30, 2020 | David Cobb, Education, Featured Photographers, Film Review, Photo Article, Photo History, Photography History | 0 comments

I sat down recently to watch two documentaries on the photographer and filmmaker Robert Frank, who died a little over a year ago at the age of 94. One film (Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank, 2019) meandered a bit, but captured more of the...
The Mountain Pine Beetle: what the heck is killing all those trees?

The Mountain Pine Beetle: what the heck is killing all those trees?

by Chip Phillips | Nov 22, 2020 | Backpacking, Chip Phillips, Education, Locations | 0 comments

I spend a lot of time photographing, camping, and hiking in the beautiful state of Wyoming. While the scenery never fails to inspire me, it’s impossible not to notice the broad swaths of brown, dead and dying pine trees through the state’s plentiful...
Do You Phone Drone?

Do You Phone Drone?

by Sean Bagshaw | Nov 13, 2020 | Education, Photography Tips, Sean Bagshaw, Video | 0 comments

Before you read this, fair warning that it’s absurd, frivolous and doesn’t even really count as photography. However, it might give you 30 seconds of fun, and lately we could all use more fun and frivolity in our lives. I recently had the good fortune to tromp around...
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