Category Archives: Tips and Techniques

If i go into detail about how I do something, shooting, post-processing, lighting, whatever, it goes here.

Hidden Falls

Posted on January 23, 2011 by Brian

I took a walk today, partly because I need the exercise, but also to see what the canyon that I usually hike up looks like since we got all that rain around Christmas time.  The path was pretty eroded with … Continue reading →

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Panning

Posted on December 28, 2009 by Brian

Every year in mid-September the city of San Bernardino, California hosts the annual Route 66 Rendevous.  It is a gathering of classic cars and enthusiasts in the closed-off streets of downtown for 4 days and evenings.   Within the barricades a … Continue reading →

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Screwin’ around with animation

Posted on November 29, 2009 by Brian

Ok, so this isn’t as smooth as it could be.  I think my table might be lop-sided.  This is a looping .gif of 24 images.  It looks like there might be a frame missing, or maybe two transposed frames in … Continue reading →

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