Friday Link Love
In the course of the last week or so, I’ve found a ton of great photography articles… Here, I’ll share some of my favorites from the last week or two:
- Photographer Paul Indigo has an interesting post on the two types of photographers and why you should take the time to learn what kind you are in order to improve your work.
- Brian Larter has a post that I found very informative about “How To Shoot Using a Grey Card” and using it to get better white balance.
- The 2008 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced recently.
- Check out this very cool project where someone left a disposable camera tied to a bench and asked people to take a photo. Very creative idea!
- I love listening to podcasts on my long commute into work. As a result, I was pleased to find this list of the Top 10 Podcasts for Digital Photography over at Photo-Mentor.
- Photoshop Roadmap offers up 100 Wonderful Photo Effects Tutorials.
- Martin Pot has an interesting tutorial on creating a tilt-shift effect in Photoshop.
- One of my favorite sites, All Day I Dream About Photography has a great post on photographing auroras. Really cool stuff and great photos!
- Photocritic has an interesting article on something that I know I don’t think too much about: sharpening your photos.
- Last, but not least, Brian Auer of EpicEdits is asking us “What Would You Do… If You Could?”. Head over and share your ideal photographic world with Brian.
Did I leave anything out? Have any links that you want to share? Leave them in the comments.
Tags: auroras, grey-card, links, photojournalism, photoshop, podcast, pulitzer, white-balance
