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| Blog Name: | Ed Heaton Photography Blog |
| Url: | http://blog.edheaton.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Photography, Landscape, Workshops |
| Description: | Photography Workshops and Tours for anyone looking to take their photography to the next level. |
| Popularity: | 110 Followers |
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Lane & Pines
I love the lane and repetition of lines in this image! It was made at Hay Creek Natural Area. Best of Light,EdLooking for some tip on places t
I love the lane and repetition of lines in this image! It was made at Hay Creek Natural Area. Best of Light,EdLooking for some tip on places t
Quarry Textures – Panoramic
I just love the textures and colors in this 3 shot vertical pano. The light was perfect for this type of work...Best of Light,EdLooking for some tip on places to
I just love the textures and colors in this 3 shot vertical pano. The light was perfect for this type of work...Best of Light,EdLooking for some tip on places to
Shoreline
Here’s another image from Hay Creek. I’ve enjoyed shooting around the area and I’m still hoping for some morning fog on the lake.Best of Light,EdLooking for some tip on places to photograph, then Sign-up for my “Image of the Week” and see where I have
Here’s another image from Hay Creek. I’ve enjoyed shooting around the area and I’m still hoping for some morning fog on the lake.Best of Light,EdLooking for some tip on places to photograph, then Sign-up for my “Image of the Week” and see where I have
Hay Creek Pano
As promised I wanted to share a large panoramic that I made at Hay Creek with everyone so that you could get the full effects of such a large image.
As promised I wanted to share a large panoramic that I made at Hay Creek with everyone so that you could get the full effects of such a large image.
Wacom Update
Greeting and welcome to my Wacom update. For the past several years, I’ve been using a Microsoft ergonomic mouse that truthfully looks more like a tennis ball than a mouse and I absolutely love it. I have the tracking cranked up so I don’t have to move it very far to cover a lot of ground on the screen. The Wacom is totally opposite, each corner of the tablet represents the corner of your monitor. I wanted to see if the Wacom will be more productive in my editing so I bought an Intuos 4 medium. That seemed to be a happy medium between the small and large. I didn’t want an extra-large due to my desk constraints. Therefore, for me coming from a “cracked up mouse” to a Wacom Tablet
Greeting and welcome to my Wacom update. For the past several years, I’ve been using a Microsoft ergonomic mouse that truthfully looks more like a tennis ball than a mouse and I absolutely love it. I have the tracking cranked up so I don’t have to move it very far to cover a lot of ground on the screen. The Wacom is totally opposite, each corner of the tablet represents the corner of your monitor. I wanted to see if the Wacom will be more productive in my editing so I bought an Intuos 4 medium. That seemed to be a happy medium between the small and large. I didn’t want an extra-large due to my desk constraints. Therefore, for me coming from a “cracked up mouse” to a Wacom Tablet
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