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Vilma Salazar
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Best time of day to avoid over and under exposure.
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GREAT EASY TO UNDERSTAND PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS
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GREAT EASY TO UNDERSTAND PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS
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Started this discussion. Last reply by BodhiNirav Oct. 20, 2008.
La Paciencia es un árbol de raíces amargas, pero de frutos muy dulces...
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Freedom indeed...lol
well done
Just excelent ....
excellent shot and capture vilma
Very touchy indeed. Excellent work Vilma.
nice lighting..
incredible! this is a smart shot! well done
I love these shots!
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- Gender:
- Female
- Hometown:
- Guatemala, Central America
- About Me:
- I enjoy simple things. Love photography and different daily images, especially portraits and spontaneous images.
I do Global Business for Environmentally Friendly Packaging. My passion besides my family, is photography and the Environment to protect green life and marine life.
- My Equipment
- CANON 40D SLR
Canon Lens 18-55mm
Canon 70-300mm
High Speed Flash Canon 430E
- Website:
- http://www.ecogreenproducts.com
- Contact:
- vilma@ecogreenproducts.com
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FASCINATING PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNIQUES-EASY TO UNDERSTAND
I will share with collegues here a site of a special Photographer. His name: IVAN CASTRO.
He is from Guatemala, and is a celebrity. Very artistic, and most of all, the greatest Teacher and Friend of all.
He shares all kind of tips and techniques to teach anyone to enjoy taking good pictures. He uses a very easy
understanding language for anyone!
The bad news is that it is in Spanish for all those who can not understand, but maybe can go to a web translator help.
I really recommend to follow… Continue
He is from Guatemala, and is a celebrity. Very artistic, and most of all, the greatest Teacher and Friend of all.
He shares all kind of tips and techniques to teach anyone to enjoy taking good pictures. He uses a very easy
understanding language for anyone!
The bad news is that it is in Spanish for all those who can not understand, but maybe can go to a web translator help.
I really recommend to follow… Continue
Posted on October 11, 2008 at 8:53am —
Comment Wall (199 comments)
- At 1:14pm on June 2, 2009, V & S Photo said…
- Thanks for your comment! I was pretty nervous taking that one because the mother was a bit protective :-)
- At 8:38am on June 2, 2009,
Ann Turner said… - Thank you and you are most welcome !! What a gift Martin is !!
- At 3:06am on June 2, 2009,
Paul Wager said… - Vilma your very welcome and thanks for the comments.
- At 11:44pm on June 1, 2009,
Patty Stutes said… - Thanks for the comment on "ha look what i found"
- At 10:17pm on June 1, 2009,
wallace said… - Hi Vilma, thanks for the comment on Red nose Day.
- At 12:40pm on May 19, 2009,
Ken Casey said… - I like your range of contrast of light and darks in your photos. :-)
- At 2:05pm on February 7, 2009,
Lorene said… - Thank you for your comment on my Sleepy Little Baby. The kittens had been well socialized by their two mistresses and would fall asleep anywhere. BTW, I really like your photo of the chimpanzee...so wise and thoughtful...makes you wonder...
- At 11:08am on February 7, 2009,
mary duprie said… - my workshops are held in my studio in Pontiac MI.....always sold out so i don't advertise them at all, mostly former students fill them first.....so that's always nice.
my favorite lens is my 85 1.2......awesome, i love the weight of it....i have the 1.8 but it seems like a play lens in comparison.......
- At 9:38am on February 7, 2009,
pipit said… - FFSANOTHERSH!TSNOWPICONMSS....thanks=p
- At 12:31pm on January 29, 2009,
Claudio F said… - I use a program called photomatix , but it is not only that, you need to read about HDR Photography. Go to http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/high-dynamic-range.htm and it really does a nice job on explaining how it works, but the best software I found to do it with was PHOTOMATIX at http://www.hdrsoft.com/.
Thank you for the compliment.
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che bello
ooooooh, great image!
Here is my new transition on my HDR work, been working on doing HDRs with a Dave Hill look and I think I finally managed to do so, let me know what you all think...
This is a link for a howto about calibrating the monitor on a linux system.
http://www.linux.com/archive/articles/113936
Even for windows or mac, it's probably worth a read.
i like this one the most ... very nice color combo
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