- Denise Ippolito Sunflower Workshop
- The MiniMag
- New York City Weekend Nature Photography Seminar December 8-9, 2012
- The Blog is the Bomb/Bad Links
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Sunflower field, northern NJ. Image copyright 2011: Denise Ippolito/A Creative Adventure |
Denise Ippolito Sunflower Workshop
Denise Ippolito has two openings on her 1/2-Day Sunflower Workshop this coming Saturday in northern, NJ. I will be along to help out. I will have my 500 IS II, a 90mm tilt-shift, and my 180 macro. Click here for more info. Click here to register. The farmer is reporting that the field will be in peak bloom this coming weekend.
The MiniMag
If you like creative photography and enjoy seeing great images and learning a ton, be sure to check out the first issue of Denise Ippolito’s MiniMag by clicking here. Be sure to subscribe.
New York City Weekend Nature Photography Seminar December 8-9, 2012
Be sure to see the newly announced registration incentives for individuals and groups by clicking here.
The Blog is the Bomb/Bad Links
My bad: there were several bad links in the “The Blog is the Bomb” feature in BAA Bulletin #416. Click here for the corrected online version if you missed the Bear Boat IPT Report or enjoy the links (plus one new one) below.
The Blog is the Bomb
I continue to put in 20+ hours a week towards making the blog informative, timely, and beautiful. Most of the educational features that formerly appeared in BAA Bulletins now grace the BAA Blog. If you have a problem subscribing, please contact us via e-mail. If you are not subscribed, you are missing a ton of great stuff almost daily. You can subscribe to the blog posts by clicking here.
Here are some links to recent posts of interest:
In What to Do? What to Do? What to Do? you can see and learn how I made soup from a stone in Katmai National Park in late July.
Learn why BIRDS AS ART Instructional Photo-Tours (BAA IPTs) are head and shoulders above most other photography tours by clicking here.
Learn why I prefer CF cards to SD cards in “Why I Hate SD Cards.”
Read about the Adventures of Little Mr. Huffer (see the opening image above) here.
Do you know what a central sensor crop is? If not, click here”Standard Operating Procedure.”
Check out the Multiple Exposure feature of the Canon EOS-5D Mark III here.
