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The Microscopic World Of Sal Lopes
Images Of Worlds Often Hidden To Our Eyes
Rosalind Smith  |  Sep 01, 2003

The objects in Sal Lopes' latest photographs reveal themselves in surprising ways. Objects that appear insignificant to the naked eye become multidimensional as they unfold in full splendor in the darkroom. In one macro photograph a tiny rock takes...

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Digital Darkroom
The Digital Darkroom
Using Photoshop Styles
Darryl C. Nicholas  |  Sep 01, 2003

As some of you may already know, when you install Photoshop not all of the application is immediately loaded. There are many features and options that require further attention to become accessible. Photoshop "Styles" is one of those...

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Talking Pictures
Talking Pictures
Birds Of Peace
Shutterbug Staff  |  Sep 01, 2003

The Photographer's Travel Guide

I don't believe there are any accidents in life. My friend from Seattle came to visit me several months ago. He wanted to catch up and go take pictures with me. After an uneventful afternoon, we decided to get something...

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Student Union
Student Union - Rachel Newman
Jay McCabe  |  Sep 01, 2003

Student Union


Carolina Day School
Asheville, North Carolina

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Picture This
Picture This
Shallow Depth Of Field
Shutterbug Staff  |  Sep 01, 2003

Picture This!

Picture This! - Our Next Assignment

Found Still Life

Some photographers spend hours (and days) in their studio arranging objects for...

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Photo Paper Reviews
Paterson Acugrade Warmtone
A Variable Contrast RC Paper
Frances E. Schultz  |  Sep 01, 2003

It's always fun to try out a new photographic printing paper, especially when it turns out to be as versatile as the new Paterson Acugrade Warmtone. It is a medium weight, Variable Contrast (VC), Resin-Coated (RC) paper with a semimatte, pearl...

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Master Class
Master Class
From Russia With Love... Part 2
Monte Zucker  |  Sep 01, 2003

When we entered Red Square, itself, it was almost deserted. The weather was still cold and gloomy. It just wasn't very picturesque. Even though, I still wanted a record shot to show where I had been. I opened my 28-135mm Canon lens to its widest...

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LightingPortraiture
Lesson Of The Month
Shooting Your Own Family Portrait
Ben Clay/Web Photo School  |  Sep 01, 2003

If you're like most photographers, you probably prefer to spend most of your time behind the camera rather than in front of it. I am no exception. Inevitably, however, there are times when smiling for the camera is unavoidable. For instance, my...

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In The Spirit
Robert Lindholms Visual Verbal Connection
Barry Tanenbaum  |  Sep 01, 2003

Words matter.

Of course a writer's going to say that, but most photographers will agree that while the image carries the message, the words that accompany it can illuminate and interpret, and often increase the impact of the photograph. But...

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Help!
Robert E. Mayer  |  Sep 01, 2003

Help!...
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