- Tips for Portrait Photography
- Headshot portfolio
- Polar Panoramics
- Framing Lessons
- Photo Tips – covers lots of topics!
- Sports Illustrated Canon 20D settings
- Rob Galbraith’s forums were recently recommended by Paul.
- Ron Bigelow Articles cover a wide range of topics. Great read too!
- UFRaw forum is worth a read if you use UFRaw to convert your RAW images in the GIMP.
- Pixel Impact – great photos and posts
- Framed and Exposed: It’s a Frame-Up – making the most of a bad situation where light is bad and dark.
- Laptop Digital Photo Frame – I have a very old laptop that needs a new drive. Maybe this is something I can put on it..
- Tell a story in 5 frames – that’s a challenge!
- How to turn a digital camera into an infra red camera – looks easy enough. He uses an old Fuji Finepix 1300 which I already have! I’m sure I can find some dark negatives too!
- Review of the new Canon 70-300mm IS lens.
© 2005 Donncha O Caoimh
2 Comments
Donncha
You refer to GIMP occassionally. Can you explain what GIMP does and where I can download the best version from please.
thanks
You can find the GIMP at http://www.gimp.org/ – it’s a photo editing and graphics program like Paintshop Pro or Photoshop. It’s also released under the GPL and available for Linux, Windows and the Mac! You can download it from the site above too.
If you’re used to Photoshop it’ll take some getting used to, but then the opposite is true too: I feel lost whenever I used Photoshop because I’m not used to it.
All the photos on this site have been prepared using the GIMP (and Bibblelite to convert from RAW occasionally!)