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When I first started shooting with artificial light, I had this misconception that every professional set had a ton of strobes and expensive lighting. I quickly learned that if you were to pull the camera back on some of these…
Lightroom Mobile is a Game Changer When I opened Lightroom today, I got a message about an update. It mentioned something about Lightroom Mobile, so I was instantly curious. Signing into my Adobe account in Lightroom After installing the update,…
You might have to do this one yourself. I’ve irritated many a hiking buddy by stopping every ten feet to take a picture. This weekend, take a walk or a hike with photography in mind. Don't worry about how far you go, or how fast your pace is. Really slow down and pay attention to your surroundings. Look at things from different angles, as well. Climb up on top of a rock (carefully,) or lie down on your belly to get a different perspective of your surroundings. Don't be afraid to get dirty.
Use Evernote to remember the awesome stories your grandparents tell you.
My grandma is a war bride from England. She married my grandpa in England, and sailed to America on the Mauritania. She has awesome stories.
[Last Saturday I posted an assignment](http://www.danielhedrick.com/blog/2014/3/weekend-assignment) for you to ponder over the weekend. I thought it was only fair that I complete the assignment, as well. Also, I generally shoot my [52 Weeks Project](http://52.danielhedrick.com) photos on the weekends, so I’ll throw that in here, as well.
We’re gong to try something new here on the blog. A simple assignment to try over the weekend. It may sometimes go along with the 52 Weeks project–that way you can cover both at the same time. Grab your camera,…
In addition to talking to PMTS Portland students about Evernote, I’ve had the opportunity to shoot the last two graduations. It’s always a lot of fun to work with a bunch of very creative, talented people. Lighting Lighting in this…
A few years ago, I started working on a 52 week project with my daughter, but we didn’t really get into it. There were missing weeks, half-assed submissions, and I quit at the 30 week mark. This year will be…
Ever since I started posting photos to Flickr, I’ve used it as a way to review the previous year. Reviewing the Archive area of my Flickr account is a great way to jog the memory when writing these Year in…