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Wednesday March 24th, 2010
"Photography is a journey with no conceivable destination." -HBB
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News New Private Lessons Announced: New Class Date Announced: Photography Attire Interested In Daytime Classes? IPC is considering the possibility of weekday daytime photography classes. If you would like to see these events offered, help us decide the best days/times with a short 3-question survey. Featured Class: High Dynamic Range Workshop (HDR)
There are obvious limitations to exposure which cannot be digitally captured the same as viewed by the human eye. This course will explain how to create HDR (High Dynamic Range) images to overcome these exposure limitations. You will learn how to photograph scenes where the dynamic range is much greater than can be recorded in a single image. Weekly Photo Tip: Cropping for a Better Image Sometimes you don't have time to properly compose an image with your camera and it's better to catch the actual moment and recompose it later. To do this we use a Crop tool in an image editing program. Nearly every computer comes with an image editor that has this feature and if not, there are tons of free ones out there. Tips For Making A Good Crop:
Cropping can be an effective way to emphasize the right parts of an image or to improve the overall composition! Written by Trevor Warren To Participate in Photo Assignments and Receive Next Week's Assignment: Back to Basics
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Challenge #83: The Golden Triangle Challenge #81: Portraits in the Sun Challenge #80: Keep Horizon Straight Challenge #76: Selective Focusing Challenge #71: Shiver and Shoot Challenge #70: Distracting Background Challenge #68: Balancing a Scene Challenge #65: Capturing Fall Colors Challenge #64: Keeping it Simple Challenge #63: Focus Lock Flash Challenge #62: Daytime Fill Flash Challenge #61: DIY Snoot Photos Challenge #60: Selling Indiana Challenge #59: The Digital Darkroom Special Assignment: Happy 9/9/09 Challenge #58: Scale Recognition Challenge #56: Explorers of Light Challenge #55: The Art of Panning Challenge #54: Want Fries w/ That? Challenge #53: Environmental Portraiture Challenge #52: Frame It, Then Shoot It! Challenge #51: What Summer Looks Like More From Our Flickr Group:
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Limited dynamic range is the first frustration many photographers experience during the learning process. As you attempt to shoot a portrait during sunset, you expose for the beautiful colors in the sky and your subject becomes a silhouette. Or if shooting an interior room with windows, you notice the extreme over-exposure of the detail in the windows.
