3 Jan
2006
Often, I find a whole bunch of stuff I'd like to point out to you, but it's not enough to base a whole post on. So, I figure that I'm better to give you a periodic roundup of the things I find that don't quite inspire me enough to write a full post, but I still want to share.
Tell me what you think, is this useful? Idly amusing? A complete waste of the internet?
Exif – use it or lose it – Personally, I vote for 'use it!' .
Don Giannatti takes beautiful portraits. I Envy this man's many talents. Following on from that, Don gives us a quick summary of how he shoots, and has recently got back into doing Wedding and Portrait photography in Arizona. Oh, and that last link is using a service called PhotoTool that Don started up and runs. Many talents! I envy!
CreativeGuy passes on a handy little photoshop tip for quickly creating new adjustment layers.
PhotoAttorney covers off some potential Customs issues you might encounter when traveling overseas.
I stumbled across ApertureTricks. Maybe you'll find it useful. I don't yet, but that's because I'm too cheap/broke to lay out for a version 1.0 tool that won't run overly well on my expensive laptop, and requires an OS upgrade. Maybe later in the year, after OS X 10.5 comes out.
WetPixel and DivePhotoGuide are running a photo contest. If you're one of them underwater-photographer types, you should check it out.
If you're running a photo contest of any sort, or you find one that you think other readers of the site might like to hear about, please, get in touch. Actually, if you find anything you think other readers might like, feel free to do the same.
Lastly, how better to round out a roundup of links with a link to a roundup of links – this one from Lifehacker.
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