Harry, a member from France suggested that members may be interested in this information blogged by CreativePro.
CreativeLive is offering a three-day online workshop that takes photographers through the steps of building a customized website using WordPress. Amazingly, the entire course is free.
WordPress is the same engine that runs our club web site.
We’ve mentioned The Photographer’s Ephemeris before. It was available on the desktop for Windows, Mac and Linux, but mobile availability was restricted to the iPhone. This has changed, with a version for Android becoming available.
Find out more in the web version of the Android Market or scan the quick response code below to open the app page in the Android Market app on your phone.
The PSSA National Congress 2012 is being held at Club Mykonos from 25-31 August 2012. Having seen a teaser of the great photographers that will be presenting, it’s worth your while to attend. But with such a stunning venue it’s sure to fill up fast so book early to avoid disappointment. See the PSSA site for more info or download a copy of the registration form, which includes some accommodation suggestions, using the link below.
A panoramic photo is capable of showing a 360° angle-of-view all around. Such an image is difficult to print and see as a whole due to its extreme aspect-ratio. One way to show everything at once is to transform the panorama into a wee planet. This creates an unusually interesting image that looks like a small planet shot from above using a fisheye lens.
A site I just discovered that has much useful information laid out nicely by category. Visit the page at exposureguide.com or follow their Twitter account @ExposureGuide.
JJ let me know about this photo competition being run by Canon.
Aspiring and professional photographers and anyone who is happiest behind the lens of their camera will have a chance to express their passion for photography during Canon South Africa’s Photographic Competition launching on 12 September 2011. There are over R150 000 worth of prizes to be won, making it one of the biggest photographic competitions ever run by Canon South Africa.
Entrants can submit their photographic interpretation of one or more of the five themes by the 13th of November 2011. The themes are:
Candlelight
Circles
Through a Child’s Eye
It’s in the Detail
Toy Stories
See the web site or this PDF document for more information.
The Light Stalking blog posted an interesting article that begins;
It has been a very active week online in the world of photography, and Toad Hollow Photography has been interacting with photographers and combing for links to the very best content to share with everyone here. This weeks list contains a great series of tutorials, photography and blogs to enjoy by some of the industry leaders. We certainly hope you have a great time going through this list.
Here are the projected image winners from the September competition for which the set subject was Flame Light.
San Fire
Paddy Howes
Child’s Play
Marthinus Retief
Helderberg Fire
George Frangs
Pieter
Hannes Botha
Red Riding Hood
Noleen Kutash
Stunt Flier
Roger Lee
The full list of projected image scores can be found in this PDF document
Here are the projected image winners from the August competition for which the set subject was torch light.
Old Old Money
George Frangs
Angel Lite
Paddy Howes
B Grade Horror
Steve Crane
Bridge
Roger Lee
Sydney Skies 2
Florian Breuer
Papa Doupolous
George Frangs
The full list of projected image scores can be found in this PDF document
Here are the projected image winners from the July competition for which the set subject was High Key.
Gavin
Graham Martin
Flight of Fancy
Irmel Dunaiski
Dramatic B&W
Zaan Herbst
Morning Train
Roger Lee
Serbian Goatherd
Marthinus Retief
Nieuport 17
Steve Crane
The full list of projected image scores can be found in this PDF document
Helderberg Photographic Society