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Entangled whale went missing overnight
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Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
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Sunday, February 27, 2011
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PHOTO OF THE MONTH
KAUAI NEWS
Entangled whale went missing overnight
35 to 40 foot waves on Kaua'i North Shore
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO TIP VIDEOS
Composition
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
KAUAI NEWS
Entangled whale went missing overnight
35 to 40 foot waves on Kaua'i North Shore
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO TIP VIDEOS
Composition
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
Thursday, January 20, 2011
The Photographers Group Blog
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
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Entangled whale went missing overnight
35 to 40 foot waves on Kaua'i North Shore
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
KODAK PHOTO TIP
Don’t be afraid of the shadows!
Shadows and dark areas lend drama and excitement to a scene, and retain a sense of mystery in your subject matter. One of the most important lessons ever taught to me by the picture editor of LIFE magazine was, “If you want something to look interesting, don’t light all of it.” Very true. Look for light in the back of a scene that has color and direction, and use it to define the shape of your primary or foreground subjects. - Joe McNally
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
FAST KAUAI NEWS
Entangled whale went missing overnight
35 to 40 foot waves on Kaua'i North Shore
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
KODAK PHOTO TIP
Don’t be afraid of the shadows!
Shadows and dark areas lend drama and excitement to a scene, and retain a sense of mystery in your subject matter. One of the most important lessons ever taught to me by the picture editor of LIFE magazine was, “If you want something to look interesting, don’t light all of it.” Very true. Look for light in the back of a scene that has color and direction, and use it to define the shape of your primary or foreground subjects. - Joe McNally
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
The Photographers Group Blog
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
FAST KAUAI NEWS
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
KODAK PHOTO TIP
Don’t be afraid of the shadows!
Shadows and dark areas lend drama and excitement to a scene, and retain a sense of mystery in your subject matter. One of the most important lessons ever taught to me by the picture editor of LIFE magazine was, “If you want something to look interesting, don’t light all of it.” Very true. Look for light in the back of a scene that has color and direction, and use it to define the shape of your primary or foreground subjects. - Joe McNally
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
FAST KAUAI NEWS
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
KODAK PHOTO TIP
Don’t be afraid of the shadows!
Shadows and dark areas lend drama and excitement to a scene, and retain a sense of mystery in your subject matter. One of the most important lessons ever taught to me by the picture editor of LIFE magazine was, “If you want something to look interesting, don’t light all of it.” Very true. Look for light in the back of a scene that has color and direction, and use it to define the shape of your primary or foreground subjects. - Joe McNally
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
Sunday, January 16, 2011
January 19, 2011
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
FAST KAUAI NEWS
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
KODAK PHOTO TIP
Don’t be afraid of the shadows!
Shadows and dark areas lend drama and excitement to a scene, and retain a sense of mystery in your subject matter. One of the most important lessons ever taught to me by the picture editor of LIFE magazine was, “If you want something to look interesting, don’t light all of it.” Very true. Look for light in the back of a scene that has color and direction, and use it to define the shape of your primary or foreground subjects. - Joe McNally
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
FAST KAUAI NEWS
Entangled whale spotted off Na Pali coast
KODAK PHOTO TIP
Don’t be afraid of the shadows!
Shadows and dark areas lend drama and excitement to a scene, and retain a sense of mystery in your subject matter. One of the most important lessons ever taught to me by the picture editor of LIFE magazine was, “If you want something to look interesting, don’t light all of it.” Very true. Look for light in the back of a scene that has color and direction, and use it to define the shape of your primary or foreground subjects. - Joe McNally
NEW WEDDING IMAGES
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