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Tips for photography (and kayaks) Galen Leeds Photography. Anatomy of a Photo. Tag Archives: how to. How to photograph fireworks. July 3, 2014. I just realized that I needed to freshen up on the technicalities of how to photograph fireworks, since I only get a chance to practice once a year. I thought perhaps all of you might also appreciate a refresher or … Continue reading →. Translating between photography and video: shutter speed and more. September 29, 2013. How to photograph fireworks. July 4, 2013.
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Tips for photography (and kayaks) Galen Leeds Photography. Anatomy of a Photo. Shorebirds of Tomales Bay: the Surfbird. River Otter devouring large fish →. What to bring in your kayak. April 15, 2011. Moving that large paddle from side to side can sometimes by unnerving for the birds or animals, so I will often bring either a small fishing paddle that can be used one handed, or else I will split my paddle in half so that my movements are more discreet when wildlife is nearby. Stowed inside of my kayak, w...
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Co-op @ Barneys NY, Loomstate and Barbara de Vries collaborate to reduce beach plastic pollution…. About: A Limited Edition of Beach Plastic Tees. Evolution from Beach to Barneys. March 23, 2011. Link to han de Vries oboe. All 750 tees on this blog are numbered and correspond with the numbers on the labels inside the tees that are for sale at Barneys NY online. And The Barneys CO-OP stores. Thank you for participating in this project. Together we make a difference! In Vogue: click here. Where do you comb...
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Tips for photography (and kayaks) Galen Leeds Photography. Anatomy of a Photo. Least Sandpiper and Marbled Godwit, an exercise in video. January 21, 2013. When I’m out photographing wildlife, especially if I come across a species that I already have really good images of, I will sometimes switch my camera over to video mode. Stills are fantastic and can be so evocative of emotion, … Continue reading →. A morning’s kayak. January 20, 2013. Birds in Flight: Part II. October 24, 2012. October 19, 2012.
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Tips for photography (and kayaks) Galen Leeds Photography. Anatomy of a Photo. Newer posts →. Anatomy of a photo #84: Faux Fringing a sheep. January 30, 2013. Position the sun so that it is blocking your sheep. I mean subject. Notice that it is the wool itself that is lit up, that it is not simply a line of light encircling the subject. Here is a cropped down version, so that you can see the wool more closely. Observe that this is not a true “diffraction fringe.” Fuzz was required. Anatomy of a photo.
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Tips for photography (and kayaks) Galen Leeds Photography. Anatomy of a Photo. Using long lenses for portrait photography. January 30, 2012. When people think about “portrait” photography, it seems they instantly think of fast 50mm and 85mm lenses, perhaps going up or down a hair in focal length. No thanks, I’ve been there, done that, and don’t feel the need to … Continue reading →. Shallow depth of field. Anatomy of a photo #47: Mt Tam from Mt Vision. July 23, 2011. Anatomy of a photo. Photo of the day.
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Tips for photography (and kayaks) Galen Leeds Photography. Anatomy of a Photo. Category Archives: kayak photography. February 15, 2013. I spend a lot of time kayaking, exploring, and photographing the natural world. Motorless boats, cameras, and nature all go so well together- gliding silently along, with only the murmur of the paddle to interrupt the songs of the myriad … Continue reading →. Anatomy of a photo #85: Bobcat tongue. February 2, 2013. Anatomy of a photo. Camera settings for kayak photography.
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Tips for photography (and kayaks) Galen Leeds Photography. Anatomy of a Photo. Category Archives: wildlife photography. Remembering old friends: A virtual visit to some of my favorite National Parks. October 1, 2013. They’ve been there my whole life, waiting for me to get to know them. And everyone I’ve come across, I’ve been amazed by in one way or another. Today, as they shut down, my thoughts wander to our national parks… … Continue reading →. Death Valley National Park. Point Reyes National Seashore.
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