James Cridland
Very interesting article
A fascinating article in Webmonkey (dated tomorrow for some reason), which is an excerpt from a new book about how to use your digital camera better.
Some of it's obvious; some of it rather less so. I especially liked the advice about using different perspectives - getting a picture from your child's desk, rather than a picture of your child's desk. It's something I rather enjoy doing, but I don't do enough.
(Shame that nobody's told the author how to use the web better - his own site has been hit with the ugly stick).
Incidentally, taking a good screenshot of this computer (I'm using the HP tablet today) seems interestingly difficult to do. Yes, I've treated this with all kinds of filters, but the main picture itself isn't particularly good. Seemingly very hard to get uniform lighting.
Very interesting article
A fascinating article in Webmonkey (dated tomorrow for some reason), which is an excerpt from a new book about how to use your digital camera better.
Some of it's obvious; some of it rather less so. I especially liked the advice about using different perspectives - getting a picture from your child's desk, rather than a picture of your child's desk. It's something I rather enjoy doing, but I don't do enough.
(Shame that nobody's told the author how to use the web better - his own site has been hit with the ugly stick).
Incidentally, taking a good screenshot of this computer (I'm using the HP tablet today) seems interestingly difficult to do. Yes, I've treated this with all kinds of filters, but the main picture itself isn't particularly good. Seemingly very hard to get uniform lighting.