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This six-part series is a gorgeous, in-depth history of photography, and an exploration of what makes a truly great photograph. This episode is about the pictures that photographers take of other people and the pictures they take of themselves. Having conquered the street and the road, photographers approached the final frontier: the home, the self, private life. This episode is about the pictures that photographers take of other people and the pictures they take of themselves. It’s about what happens when photography translates personal relationships into photographic ones. The focus of this episode is the 1970s (the “me” decade) and the 1980s (the “me, me, me” decade) and includes examination of Diane Arbus’s “freaks,” Richard Avedon’s confrontations with celebrities like Marylin Monroe and the confessional diaries of Nan Goldin and Araki. OVATION TV, ART LIKE NEVER BEFORE. TV LIKE NOTHING ELSE www.ovationtv.com

A great video on some basic ways you can take better photos, and take your photography to the next level. How to frame and enhance your subject! Brought to you by Digital Days – a nationwide series of digital photography workshops presented by Popular Photography magazine. We are coming to a city near you! Check www.digitaldaysphoto.com for our schedule, ADDITIONAL VIDEOS, and more information!

All of us want our homes and offices to be as appealing and personalized as possible, where we are able to feel a sense of belonging to them. This is what you can do: a personalized oil painting of yourself, you and your loved ones, or that of your favorite scenery!

After you have nailed the painting up on the wall, don’t just sit behind and admire for the beauty will be short lived if you do not look after it appropriately. And if you are troubling over how to maintain your piece of canvas painting such that it will be in the best condition, fret not.

Here are some useful tips:

1. The very first step in maintaining your canvas painting is to frame it up. Frames act as cushion against any physical shocks and impacts. Frames can be purchase easily off the rack. You could also send it to a local framer as well. Be reminded not to frame your painting under a glass panel to avoid damaging the painting’s surface.

2. Always handle your paintings by carrying the sides of the wooden stretches or frames. Direct contact with the canvas itself is not advisable.

3. Steer clear of areas with excessive heat, cold and humidity. These environmental factors will cause the canvas to turn moist, expand and shrink periodically hence inflicting damage to the painting.

4. Avoid placing your painting in extreme light of darkness. Extensive exposure to light causes the painting to fade away while being kept in darkness for too long will deepen the colour of the painting as well.

5. Do not leave the paintings near or on pointed objects. These sharp edges could inflict dents or cuts on your fine portraits, hence disfiguring them.

6. Apply a layer of varnish to the painted surface of your oil painting to serve as an extra layer of protection from the environment.

7. Periodic dusting of the paintings is recommended to get rid of the trapped dust particles. Use a dry and soft brush, or micro cloth to sweep the dust off. A low power vacuum is a feasible option as well.

8. If your oil painting has been badly damage, bring it to a professional cleaning and restoration service shop. The experts will reinstate the vibrancy of the painting which is lost. Although such services are relatively costly, to be able to get back a beautiful painting certainly outweighs the cost incurred.

As you can see, all these tips are simple and can be easily done. Although oil paintings are delicate items that require extra attention, it is worthwhile to have one yourself. With such beautiful masterpieces which could last for generations, how can people not be awed by them?

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At Paint The Moment, you will be able to transform precious photos into enduring and lovely oil paintings at affordable prices. Made from the finest material, each hand painted works of art is unique and can last forever! So don’t hesitate to hang your portrait of love in your premises!

After moving to the Midwest, I found myself finding some old drawings and papers for all kinds of my old concepts and designs. This one, may interest you. Back in 1976, there were no digital cameras, no tiny LCD screens, no cell phones, and no personal computers. This was 20 years before Windows introduced pcs with Win 95! But I had an idea for a way to project a tiny TV image on a screen in front of your face. It could be hooked to a Portable TV or a VCR, I envisioned. So I made this drawing. I showed it to my technician friends at Daden Accociates and Lark Engineering, where I worked. They all loved the idea, but knew there was no kind of technology to makes something like that work. Well, we all know that nowadays, we have virtual reality headsets, that are quite different than my design, but nonetheless, it is now being done. Be that as it may, this is my plea to manufacturers who make cameras with no gunsights, or viewfinders,. I hope they come up with a way to make EYE PHONES to see your subjects clearly, not squinting into the tiny screen with sun and light reflecting on it. Seems logical to me, and I think Professional Videographers would love it too. The Virtual Eyephones could be shut off at anytime with a switch to revert to normal viewing thought electronically controlled sunglasses. The most controversial version I have come up with, would have OPTICAL TRANSMITTERS which could directly send the video signal to the brain through the eye. Of course there would …

Learn about the action mode, burst mode and other helpful camera settings for taking sports photos of your kids and family from HP and pro photographer and mom Tracey Clark.

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Time lapse photography from around the world. Quite beautiful. Enjoy ! Photography by Youtube user = manhattancoffee googlepolice timelapse photography time lapse art

digitalphototoolkit.com – want to start making money with photography using a digital photography book such as Brian Moore’s cameradollars? This video shows you how to set up your clickbank hop link or affiliate link. It’s a simple process, just follow the instructions in the video. After you’ve got your link you’ll want to experiment with ways to get your link out there. Of course, you don’t want to spam folks, because that just drives everyone crazy! You can start with using simple cameradollars banners on your website or blog, or write a simple review about it, or write articles, etc. or call up Brian Moore on the phone and ask him for a 10 minute interview! You could even go to ebay and set up a classified ad that promotes cameradollars (or any other digital photography book from clickbank – there’s a bunch of them!) The digital photography niche is a good one to be in… Lots of people are passionate about photography, and the variety of niche photo ebooks that are available today indicate that the demand is SUPER healthy! Promoting something like Brian Moore’s Camera Dollars is a great way for you to start making money with photography – without having to sell your own photos! Of course there’s nothing stopping you from selling (your) photos online too! So I hope this helps you to start making money with photography… Promoting photo based products such as ebooks is the WAY TO GO! (Just ask me!) So don’t be idle now… Go to it! digitalphototoolkit.com