by Doug | Mar 8, 2012 | Blog, Photography
Newest version of Tiffen Dfx simulates 2,000+ glass filters, lenses, film grains and more Back in the “good old” days, photographers had to choose which filters they were going to pack on each assignment and chances are the one you needed might not have made the cut....
by Doug | Mar 8, 2012 | Blog, Tech, Gadgets & Gear
Duluth Trading Flex Fire Hose work pants designed for tradesmen, great for any active person Active tradesmen need heavy-duty work pants, but those pants have a reputation of being uncomfortable and inflexible. That’s part of the reason outdoor hikers, climbers,...
by Doug | Mar 7, 2012 | Blog, Photography
Just ran across what may be one of the best accessories yet for your tripod…the Tripad. It snaps together in seconds and slips over the top of your tripod for a computer table as you shoot. Hold a laptop, netbook or iPad for tethered revies as you shoot. For...
by Doug | Mar 7, 2012 | Blog, Photography
Composition, Capture, and Digital Image Processing by Adrian Schulz A brief, one chapter history of architectural representation from painting to photography sets the theme for this book and shows the fascination the author held while he completed his architectural...
by Doug | Feb 29, 2012 | Blog, Travel
If there’s a country that “gets” biking, it’s Taiwan Home to the Giant Bike Company and King Liu, the country’s most ardent biker, Taiwan may be the world’s biking paradise. With phenomenal bike paths, natural parks, bike hotels and even bike coffee shops, this...
