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Category: Tips for Teachers

Teaching Photography classes? Here’s how to do more and better. Enhance your courses! Be popular! Get better students! Create more interesting lessons! Save time, effort and money! Be sparkling in dark rooms!

The Drunk Napkin Excuse – Nomination for the Student Hall of Fame

Posted on September 23, 2009November 20, 2009 By P U 19 Comments on The Drunk Napkin Excuse – Nomination for the Student Hall of Fame

Nomination for the Student Hall of Fame - The Drunk Napkin Excuse - detail (see below)
Nomination for the Student Hall of Fame - The Drunk Napkin Excuse - detail (see below)

Students are always providing excuses as to why they can’t… something.

I’m proud to announce a fine new entry into the competition in the  ‘Best Original Excuse Delivery Method in an Advanced Photography Class’ category!

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Tips for Students, Tips for Teachers

The Eyes Have It – A Photo Project Idea

Posted on April 30, 2009May 1, 2009 By P U 4 Comments on The Eyes Have It – A Photo Project Idea

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You locking at me kid?

Looking for a new photo project? Need an idea for a school assignment? Got photographer’s block?

Anthropomorphic photography just might be your solution. Watch out for people!

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Metaphors + Reflections, Photo Project Ideas, Tips for Students, Tips for Teachers

A Short Course in Digital Photography by Barbara London and Jim Stone – Review by Ken Storch

Posted on March 12, 2009November 29, 2009 By P U 6 Comments on A Short Course in Digital Photography by Barbara London and Jim Stone – Review by Ken Storch

Detail from the cover of "A Short Course in Digital Photography"
Detail from the cover of "A Short Course in Digital Photography"

A review of the book “A Short Course in Digital Photography” by Barbara London and Jim Stone, Prentice Hall, ISBN-10: 0205645925, ISBN-13: 978-0205645923

Photographers, students, and teachers are always asking me for book recommendations on digital photography and for tips on improving their photography technique. Are you looking for such a book? Is this latest offering by authors Barbara London and Jim Stone, “A Short Course in Digital Photography”  the best book for you too?

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Photo Books, Reviews, Tips for Students, Tips for Teachers

A Useful Chart of ISO Settings – F Stops – Shutter Speeds by third and half stops

Posted on March 10, 2009April 23, 2012 By P U 11 Comments on A Useful Chart of ISO Settings – F Stops – Shutter Speeds by third and half stops
The Lists – - – Shutter Speeds – F stops – ISO Settings –PhotographyUncapped.com
The Chart – - – Shutter Speeds – F stops – ISO Settings – - – Click for a full sized printable image

This is a practical list, in a chart, of F-stops, Shutter Speeds, and ISO settings showing the one third (1/3) stop and one half (1/2) stop increments as well as the whole stop settings. It is intended to help understanding of all the in between numbers for photographers, and students of photography.

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Articles, Equipment + Gadgets, FREE Downloads, Tips for Students, Tips for Teachers

Why take color pictures of a black & white sky? Why photograph the sky?

Posted on February 23, 2009February 23, 2009 By P U 10 Comments on Why take color pictures of a black & white sky? Why photograph the sky?

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Need a photography project? Stumped for new ideas? Looking for inspiration? Things are looking up!

This very morning there was an unexpectedly gray cloud cover when I got up.
While not especially photogenic (from where I stood, visually and emotionally?) it reminded me of another morning sky which I shot from this location.

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Art, Articles, Digital Photography, Film Photography, Oh Curiosa, Tips for Students, Tips for Teachers

Make Photoshop Work for You – Best Photoshop Cool Tips – The Menu Bar – Part 2

Posted on February 19, 2009December 5, 2011 By P U 4 Comments on Make Photoshop Work for You – Best Photoshop Cool Tips – The Menu Bar – Part 2

Here is Part 2 of: Make Photoshop Work for You – Best Photoshop Cool Tips – The Menu Bar (Part 1 is back over here ) Layer is the powerful area of Photoshop which allows you to affect different things about your image separately form the other parts. How this is done will take at…

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Adobe Photoshop, Articles, Digital Photography, Make Photoshop Work, Oh Curiosa, Tips for Students, Tips for Teachers

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