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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Photo advice from a Hockey Legend
True photogs will tell you that you should always have your camera with you, (I’ve even said it many times!), but in reality, that’s easier said than done. However, since my phone is always with me, I’ve pressed it into … Continue reading
Posted in Gear & accessories, Images, iPhone/cell phone
Tagged apps, camera, flowers, iphone, Iris, Wayne Gretzky
1 Comment
The Nikon P500: Can the do-it-all monster zoom actually… do it all?
Before I get into this, let me get a few things off my chest first. I’ve fallen for the Fujifilm X100. Heart 1, head zip. I’ve written about this passion, ok… obsession… on a few occasions (see here, here and … Continue reading
Free ebook on street photography
Free is good, right? As street photography has emerged as a recurring theme here on 2 Guys Photo, I thought I’d post this link to a free ebook on the topic. The author is Thomas Leuthard, a Swiss photographer who … Continue reading
Street Photography – another approach
Last month I echoed the question first posed by Popular Photography: “How do you photograph strangers in the street”? In that post, I shared an article from the magazine that featured two photographers whose street shooting style was pretty much … Continue reading
Jumping on the HDR bandwagon
I’m testing the do-it-all (or nearly all) Nikon P500 monster zoom compact camera (user report coming) and as I was out this evening walking around town, I was surprised to see buried in the backlight scene mode, an in-camera HDR … Continue reading
Do you Zazzle?
Kara Stewart, photographer, artist and friend of 2 Guys, told me about “Zazzle” recently. You may ask, what the heck is Zazzle? So did I. Read on for an explanation by Kara and her experiences : So what exactly is … Continue reading
Posted in Images, Reviews
Tagged anniversary invitations, Art in Photography, family reunions, Kara Stewart, photographer artist, POD, Print on demand, rack cards, zazzle
9 Comments
Daily Photo: Rodney Daly’s Brazil
Rodney Daly, a long-time friend of 2 Guys, sent us this image from a recent trip to Brazil. Rodney writes: Hey Ed and Rey,
Posted in Daily Photo, Images, Travel
Tagged brazil, daily photo, favella, POTD, Rodney Daly
4 Comments
Fujifilm X100 for HDR?
The Fujifilm X100 as point and shooter on steroids (i.e., fast fixed lens and APS-C sized sensor), as street shooter, as minimialist retro plaything? Sure, it’s all those things. But nobody’s really describing it as a good landscape camera… and … Continue reading
The Photographic Instinct… or How Not to Kayak
Moments earlier, I was seated in this kayak along with my son. We were 100 yards offshore on the southern leaning edge of Cape Cod when a larger than expected wave hit as we were rotating the boat from … Continue reading
Popping an Orange Lily (After and before)
If you have the opportunity to wander some of the back roads of Cape Cod during the spring and summer months, you’ll be treated to a wide variety of beautiful flowers, some growing wild and even more in the front … Continue reading
Posted in Images, Learning
Tagged Canon A540, Cape Cod, flower, garden, lily, orange, picasa
11 Comments
The incredible shrinking machine (aka: your iPhone)
I’ve been having some fun with my iPhone 4 and a few apps. TiltShift Gen is a photo-taking app that allows you to make and then convert a photo to one that has the characteristics of an image taken with … Continue reading
Posted in Images, iPhone/cell phone
Tagged camera, iphone, iphone 4, optical illusion, photography, PS Express, TiltShift Gen, vignette
4 Comments
Submergible
My recent post (“Beach Boys”) unexpectedly created a bit of a posting discussion on the merits of owning an indestructible and totally submergible camera such as the one I use (Panasonic TS series). That prompted me to take a quick … Continue reading
Posted in Gear & accessories, Images
Tagged submergible camera, swimmer, waterproof camera
6 Comments
Ask the Guys
We received the following question from Allen, a 2 Guys Photo follower: “I have a Nikon S70. I like the looks and features of the camera and the fact that it is slim and portable for occasional photography stints. My problem is … Continue reading
Beach Boys
Reluctant to take more more expensive (and vulnerable) gear to the beach, I threw the Panasonic TS1 (successor camera here) into the bag. It was a gloriously sunny day on the Cape, made all the more pleasant by these talented … Continue reading
Hands, part 2: Reflections from the Warm Heart of Africa
In May, I wrote the first post on “Hands” and really didn’t expect there to be a “part 2”. But a friend of 2 Guys by the name of Rodney wrote to me and told me about a friend who … Continue reading
Visitor (after and before)
In the park nearby, I typically see Canadian Geese and a few varieties of mallard and duck. On this particular day, I and my micro-4/3 camera (mated to the Panasonic 100-300 telezoom) saw this visitor. The photo above was cropped … Continue reading
Judy Horton: Looking for challenges
It’s a pleasure to bring you the works and words of Judy Horton, (aka Fotoeffects), as 2 Guys Photo’s newest Featured Photographer. As you’ll read, Judy epitomizes the term “avid”, when used with “photographer”, and amazingly, has only been shooting … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Photog, Images, Inspiration
Tagged AZ, bee, Featured Photographer, Grand Canyon, heron, Horeshoe bend, Judy Horton, Nikon, SmugMug, welder, Yellowstone
10 Comments
Taking it to the Streets: m4/3 vs. X100
Since we’ve been on the theme of street photography lately, I thought I’d report out some recent findings regarding my current street shooting kits. I could just have easily entitled this post as: “Head and Heart Take to the Streets.” … Continue reading
Posted in Gear & accessories, Images
Tagged micro four-thirds, micro-4/3, street photography, x100
6 Comments
How Do You Photograph Strangers on the Street?
PopPhoto.com asked that question in an article on their site just recently, and it got me to thinking… how do I photograph strangers on the street? The PopPhoto article includes two videos taken of street photographers who both share a … Continue reading
Posted in Images, iPhone/cell phone, Learning
Tagged Gilden, iphone, Kim, photography, PopPhoto, strangers, street
12 Comments
Freedom is not free…
I’m not sure who originally stated that freedom is not free, but when I saw it inscribed on one of the walls of the Korean War Veteran’s Memorial in Washington, DC, I never forgot it. May we never forgot those … Continue reading