7) "Girl on Bike" Also, a great way to know if your image is reading well, is to use Hue Saturation and remove the saturation out of the image... and apply. The image is now black and white. Hit undo and make some color changes accordingly. Look up Robert Doisneau for inspiration. D70, ISO 200, Auto Shutter 1000, Lens: fixed 50mm 1.8f (digital 80mm), f-stop set at 4, Auto focus, Camera file format saved as Jpg fine large. Exterior Paris St Michel, sunlight, cloudy.
posted by Homer at 10:29 AM
Photographer, has digital gear will travel the world. If you're new to this blog, the lessons are progressively arranged. It's worth starting from the beginning, go to archives, then to posting number one. If you're a genius, never mind, go for it. The descriptions for the pictures has been moved to the comments box. Post comments relating to photography, questions and request... Thanks.
posted by Homer at 10:29 AM
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cool blog i like the way you have it set up. we are trying to get ours set up to where people will visit it but we seem to have problems getting people interested.
Lexie and Richard
can you look at it a give us your take on it.
Here's my sugestion for what it's worth. At a glance, explain the subject. I don't understand table for 4, a title would with brief summary would help. I thought the images were cool and basic design. Don't change the text size or color. Real readers which is the audience you seem to want, would rather read, than see too many colors and size changes. Maybe for special occassions for text on recipes, change it ever so slightly. also, try a book called Griffin and Sabine by Nick Bantock.
Should it be tablefor2 "Dear Richard" "Dear Lexie" a conversation?
Tablefor4 a simply conversation about extrodinary things.
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