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HT2658 - Seducing The Eye of the Beholder Said another way, a way that can bypass the numb response to a cliché, art appreciation is an act...
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HT2658 - Seducing The Eye of the Beholder Said another way, a way that can bypass the numb response to a cliché, art appreciation is an act...

HT2657 - Guiding Their Consumption I know, that's sort of an odd title for this thought, but there's an important issue that demands our att...

HT2656 - Big Things Are Made from Little Things One of the great lessons from my dad who was also my coach, is an approach to making progres...

HT2655 - Do It Again and Again and Again The difference between a hobbyist and a professional is that a hobbyist practices until they get it...

As a remembrance of Michal's life and work, we're taking a hiatus today from our regular podcast to bring you two archive audios of Duane Mi...

HT2653 - There Are No Bad Lenses, There Are No Perfect Lenses The other day I was working on some images in Lightroom and realized that one...

HT2652 - A Grand Slam Home Run If you are a baseball fan like I am, you know what a thrill it is when your team hits a grand slam. A true ba...

HT2651 - Processing Delta In mathematics and statistics, delta is the measure of change. Strangely enough, I find this a useful concept in p...

HT2650 - The Question Answered by the Caption First, let's admit that not every photograph needs a caption. If a photograph does need a capt...

HT2649 - Overwhelming Beauty Sometimes I really struggle as a landscape photographer. When the scene is overwhelmingly beautiful, one would...

HT2648 - One Hundred Compositions Let's say you find yourself in a fascinatingly photogenic location and decide to work it intensely. We've...

HT2647 - New Work Here in the 21st century, the volume of creative work that is being produced leads people inexorably to over-value the new...

HT2646 - Your Very Best Imagine for a moment that some important personage asked to see your very best work. What would you show them? Would...

HT2645 - Trust Your Gut Yesterday I was discussing the 270 image captures of the rock walls of Capitol Reef that I photographed in 2012. I d...

HT2644 - An Entirely New Vision The creative idea might appear in an instant, or it might also require years of gestation. I was recently lo...

HT2643 - The Problem with Canned Slide Shows Over the last 20 years, I've seen quite a number of photographic slide shows. The first was a m...

HT2642 - Compositional Sleight of Hand Layers are one of the most powerful tools in digital processing. An often overlooked use of layers is...

HT2641 - Longevity Have we arrived at a point in the history of photography where longevity is no longer a virtue? In my youth, archival pro...

Words mean things. In fact, words can mean several things, several things that are quite different from one another. Take the term "book." I...

HT2640 - I Miss Photography So much of what I love about photography has been replaced by something that is, well, not the same photography...