Rockit Food
October 17, 2006
October 14, 2006
October 12, 2006
RockIt Weekend. Hong Kong Rock and Roll Festival Victoria Park October 14 & 15 2006
and we have press passes all weekend, will be posting galleries of the event next week… until then…
October 9, 2006
Canon 400D Adobe Camera Raw 3.6 Beta release
Well that did not take very long at all. Adobe has just released the Beta version of Camera RAW Plug in for Photoshop CS2. So I can now really get stuck into the files from my new camera and see how noisy they really are in low light. I will post a sample here shortly.
This new version of Camera Raw supports
- Canon EOS 400D / Rebel XTi
- Leica D-LUX3
- Leica Digilux 3
- Nikon D80
- Panasonic DMC-LX2
- Pentax K100D
October 8, 2006
Camping at Dai Long Wan
What a wonderful weekend. Juliana’s first time camping, ever. These are some pictures. I made BBQ, Brasillia style, Picania, ummmmmmmmm, yummy.
Dai Long Wan is Hong Kong’s number one beach attraction. It takes a bit of organizing and a fair effort to get to, taxi to Wong Shek Pier in Sai Kung Country Park, Water Taxi (speed boat) to Ham Tin Village, then a one hour hike over the hill to the beach. Well worth the effort. It is a place friends can go on a weekend to ‘get away from it all’ and still be home in time for dinner Sunday night. Nice…
October 2, 2006
Stock Photography – Who wants to know how? Learn about Stock Photography! Free lesson! Lesson 1
Introduction to the industry.
Stock photography is a huge industry, one that generates steady incomes for those photographers with the willingness to succeed. As with any worth while undertaking nothing comes easy and nothing comes for free. To succeed in this game you need to be able to; a) take saleable photographs, b) be organized enough to get them to the market. c) be patient and keep adding more images to your library
In the past getting into Stock photography was a huge undertaking. You either had to set up your own mini Agency or sign on with one of the big agencies. If you set up your own agency you were required to do all the leg work of sorting, filing and marketing your images. If you signed on with a big agency you were required to have at least 1,000 images before they would even talk to you. With the advent of the Internet and the growth of high-speed broadband connections these barriers have been eliminated. Today anyone with a quality digital camera can enter the stock photography market place and make money selling their images online.
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