When I visited the Commissioner’s Park last Sunday, I finally got a chance to try out my new Hoya Pro1 Circular PL filter.
Without the filter, the orange blends of the double late Sunlover tulip glowed like a neon sign.
I still had to make some adjustments in Photoshop, but no part was bleached out.
I hope to do the same with red roses.
One way of improving our technique is to use the right tools.
Before investing in another lens, I read specs and reviews.
Now Canon lets you take different lenses on a virtual test drive, explain how to read a lens and even include shooting tips.
What I find especially useful is the comparison tool.
I highly recommend a visiting Canon Lens
I’ve been a member of Photoshelter for some time now.
This year, they will be making lots of positive changes.
The number one reason I signed on was to have all of my photographs store in one location.
The idea of uploading my images on different sites made it too difficult to keep track of them.
There are lots of other advantages as well.
My work is mostly about garden photography.
Part of the visitors wants more information on the plants featured.
Others just want to see pretty pictures.
Now you will have an option for the Dahlias.
You can use the index to find a specific variety or follow the link to the Flash slideshow.
Read more about the benefits of joining Photoshelter.