Photography

This page claims to be Flickr’s best Photographers. I’m not sure how you can judge exactly “the best”, but it’s a damn good slideshow of some really great pictures.

“How come no one ever looks at a Picasso and says ‘Wow, he must have used a really great brush’, but when they look at a great photo they say ‘Wow, you must have used a really great camera’” Found on the tagline of fellow Canadian Chris Deyoe in the DPReview forums.

Since I was bored, and didn’t want to put it off any longer, this weekend I started tagging my photos with keywords. I read The DAM Book a bit ago, and it really was cool to see how things should work. Currently my directory structure and image organization is to stuff everything from a shoot

Just saw that there are some sample images from the K10D (with version 1.00 firmware) posted. Nothing with an ISO over 200 unfortunately. Image color, etc look right, though a bit soft. We’ll see what the pixel peeper say about ’em though. Oh, and the user manual is also online as well, so people can

Sorry for the flood of photography related stuff recently BTW…. Here’s a collection of sites grabbed from a survey someone took in the dpreview forums on what your favorite landscape photographer was. Colin Prior Joe Cornish Lee Frost Charlie Waite Art Wolfe Darwin Wiggett (I particularly like his “canada eh?” gallery) John Sexton David Stoecklein

Had the good fortune to hit a classic car show in abbotsford briefly this morning (well, technically yesterday morning), here’s one of my more favorite pics after a bit of work.

This is a composite of seven images I took a couple of weeks ago when I had to stay late at work to help with a server move. After it was done I headed to the Londsdale Quay to a deck that’s left open and lugged my backpack with camera, lenses and tripod. Other than

Another random link to check out when I get home…. video tutorials on The Radiant Vista.

Some really nice landscapes by Marc Adamus. Very nice.