March 2010 Desktop Wallpaper – Zen Forest

March 1, 2010 Wallpapers

The March 2010 Free Desktop Wallpaper is now available for download. This image was made a few years ago while on a hike in the Highfalls Gorge area of the Adirondacks immediately following a light rainfall. Something magical happens in the forest when it rains, and I found the scene and feel both meditative and [...]

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When Is Photography Real?

February 27, 2010 Craft

We’ve been buried with over 30″ of snow here in the Hudson Valley, as well as power and Internet outages, so I’m just getting back online and away from the shovel! I also had to cancel the Printing Workshop that was scheduled for today, but hopefully I can re-schedule asap to make sure all registered [...]

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Photo of the Day – Highlands View, Plum Point

February 21, 2010 Photo of the day

Canon 1Ds Mk III, 1/250 sec, f/14, ISO 400, 28mm
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Inside the Lightroom Masterclass

February 17, 2010 Workshops

We had a great Lightroom Masterclass workshop this weekend, and I want to thank everyone who attended and helped make it a learning experience for all. One of the great benefits of teaching any subject is that you learn more than you expect, especially when students present challenging questions. Such was the case this weekend [...]

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Behind the Scenes- Hudson Valley Solitude

February 12, 2010 Photo of the day

(Canon 1Ds Mk III, 17-40 f/4L, 19mm, 1/8 sec. f/16, ISO 200)
It’s been a busy 2010 so far as I prepare for a series of workshops and seminars that begin tomorrow with the Adobe Lightroom Masterclass. It’s been difficult to find time to shoot lately, much of it due to a busy [...]

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Student Profiles: Lifestyle Photographer Dawn Sela Captures Special Moments

February 5, 2010 Workshops

One of the major benefits I get in teaching Beyond the Lens Photo Workshops is meeting really wonderful people and learning about how they are achieving success in their own photography. Knowing that the knowledge I’ve shared has added some value to their work is tremendously rewarding, not to mention what I learn in return.
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