| A young boy gets his photograph taken--in period costume and wet plate collodion. Six year old Paul steps back in time as a fife player for the Union Army as Wayne Pierce practices his art as a Wet Plate photographer. |
Watch a clip from the Beauty and the Beast photography seminar. John Woodward explains composition. |
For comments and questions visit prophotolife.com and search for video episode 18. A gallery of the still images from this video are available from the website. Prophotolife youtube channel |
Sample from my video where I teach you how-to light head shots like a professional. If you ever anted to make an interview look good, this DVD will teach you what you need to know. DVD available on our site www.bluesky-web.com/dvdseries.htm. |
How to use a Lensbaby by Craig Strong, inventor of the Lensbaby. Directed by Scott Thompson. |
Corporate location photographer David Tejada uses Nikon SB-800's to light this not so late night scene. david xtejada's you tube channel |
The Wet Plate Collodion Process Quinn shows (the entire) 19th Century wet plate Collodion process. He also gives a brief history of the process too. He talks about taking wet plate "on the road (mobile photography). |
Will Dunniway demos Varnishing the Plate for Wet Plate Collodion during a workshop at the Photographers' Formulary in Condon, Montana. The final step in the Wet Plate Collodion process, Varnishing the developed and fixed image is essential to archival preservation of the photograph. Instructor Will Dunniway shows how to do it as he works in the warm sunshine outside the classroom and dark room areas. For information about classes, call 1-800-922-5255. |
In this Weekend Project, Bre teaches how to make a pinhole camera, turn your bathroom into a darkroom and make contact prints. Make sure to read the instructions for this post if you're interested in shooting some DIY photographs! Makemagazine youtube channel |
For this weekend project, I've made a Kite Aerial Photography Rig (KAP). This was one of those projects that require remaking multiple times to get it so that it would fly. I started with a VEX robotics kit and then had to make lots of changes to make it lighter. Watch the video to learn more! For more instructions, please read the instructional post. KAP (Kite Aerial Photography Makemagazine youtube channel |
about 75 minutes of education and inspiration on this screen |
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Index John Woodward explains composition - 3:24 |
Ground Fogger Fog Machine with Fog Chiller Test I thought I'd try something different with a ground fogger. I wondered if it was possible to use a ground fogger with a home-made fog chiller. I used a 400w Ground Fogger that is typically sold at Walmart / Party Warehouse / Costco for about $30 and I made a fog chiller using a styrofoam ice chest from Smart & Final. I used the ground fog juice that was included with the fog machine. I also had 21 lbs of ice. The fog chiller design was based on one I saw on this site: |
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