This article comes from Derrick Story on theDigitalStory.com, and talks about an interesting iOS app and accompanying Mac “server” app that lets you access our iPad library anywhere. Pretty clever stuff… read all about here: Aperture on an iPad - Anywhere
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Access Your Aperture Library from Your iPad?
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Aperture SDK Updated to 3.4
ApertureExpert.com Aperture Tips14 Jun 2013 | 12:00 pmThis should help silence the naysayers… Aperture’s SDK (Software Development Kit), which are the guidelines and tools that developers need to create plugins for Aperture, was recently updated (2013-06-05) to version 3.4. The update is very minor, but exceptionally signficant. Here’s what the developer page has to say about it. The Aperture 3.4 SDK provides the same functionality as the Aperture 2.1 SDK, but in addition, provides templates and samples that build with Xcode 4.4 and later, and on either OS X 10.7.5 or 10.8.3 and later. Why is this significant?[more] -
What Additional Tools Are Essential to Your Aperture Workflow?
ApertureExpert.com Aperture Tips19 Jun 2013 | 12:00 pmAperture is the center of our photo managing and editing workflow, but we all have extra tools, plug-ins, tricks and techniques up our sleeves. What completes your Aperture workflow? Here are the essentials that I have on my system revolving around Aperture and my photography. What do you use? Let us know in the comments! [more] -
Mystic Seaport
Blog - Motorsports Photography by Motorsports Photographer John Thawley | American Le Mans, Grand Am, Indy Car, Trans Am23 May 2013 | 6:42 pmWith no on-track activity scheduled today at Lime Rock, I took a side trip over to Mystic and made a visit to Mystic Seaport. I had originally planned on taking the train into New York City, but given the unpredictable weather, I didn't want to get trapped in the rain relying on train schedules to get back. Next time.If you're unfamiliar with Mystic, it is home to the Mystic Aquarium and Mystic Seaport. What is fascinating about the seaport is it is an actual working museum. As you walk around, people are hard at work restoring the ships and boats using original working methods and… -
Tips for shooting from your airline seat
aperture « WordPress.com Tag Feed4 Jun 2013 | 11:06 amI love to travel, and I think travel and photography just go hand in hand. When I travel by myself, or without the kids, I always try to make sure I get a window seat (when the kids are coming with I let them have that window seat because I’m nice like that). I like that window seat so I can take aerial photos; I just cannot help myself. In this article, I will share some tips for improving in-flight photos to help taking pictures out of that airplane window. Leaving Las Vegas First, try to get a window seat near the front of the plane or in front of the wings for a unobstructed view.
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ApertureExpert.com Aperture Tips
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What Additional Tools Are Essential to Your Aperture Workflow?
19 Jun 2013 | 12:00 pmAperture is the center of our photo managing and editing workflow, but we all have extra tools, plug-ins, tricks and techniques up our sleeves. What completes your Aperture workflow? Here are the essentials that I have on my system revolving around Aperture and my photography. What do you use? Let us know in the comments! [more] -
Access Your Aperture Library from Your iPad?
17 Jun 2013 | 12:00 pmThis article comes from Derrick Story on theDigitalStory.com, and talks about an interesting iOS app and accompanying Mac “server” app that lets you access our iPad library anywhere. Pretty clever stuff… read all about here: Aperture on an iPad - Anywhere -
Aperture SDK Updated to 3.4
14 Jun 2013 | 12:00 pmThis should help silence the naysayers… Aperture’s SDK (Software Development Kit), which are the guidelines and tools that developers need to create plugins for Aperture, was recently updated (2013-06-05) to version 3.4. The update is very minor, but exceptionally signficant. Here’s what the developer page has to say about it. The Aperture 3.4 SDK provides the same functionality as the Aperture 2.1 SDK, but in addition, provides templates and samples that build with Xcode 4.4 and later, and on either OS X 10.7.5 or 10.8.3 and later. Why is this significant?[more] -
iOS 7 Photos… the Reason for Aperture 4 Delay?
10 Jun 2013 | 12:06 pmI just finished watching the WWDC 2013 keynote presentation, and I gotta say that iOS 7 looks pretty sweet. One of the big things that caught my eye of course was the new Photos app, and its showing of “Collections” and “Moments”. This is notably similar to the service Everpix.com, where your photos are automatically collected into, well, collections and moments, making it easy to find and a pleasure to browse your photos. What we saw today was just photos from the iPhone. But what if this came to Aperture (and iPhoto, of course)? What if we had complete view of our… -
Aperture 3.4.5 and Digital Camera RAW 4.06
5 Jun 2013 | 12:17 pmSome recent updates in the world of Aperturelandia… Run software update to see the latest from Apple Aperture received a minor update to address a crashing bug, and last week a handful of new cameras gained supported by Aperture (and iPhoto, of course). Click through to read the details![more]
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Blog - Motorsports Photography by Motorsports Photographer John Thawley | American Le Mans, Grand Am, Indy Car, Trans Am
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Mystic Seaport
23 May 2013 | 6:42 pmWith no on-track activity scheduled today at Lime Rock, I took a side trip over to Mystic and made a visit to Mystic Seaport. I had originally planned on taking the train into New York City, but given the unpredictable weather, I didn't want to get trapped in the rain relying on train schedules to get back. Next time.If you're unfamiliar with Mystic, it is home to the Mystic Aquarium and Mystic Seaport. What is fascinating about the seaport is it is an actual working museum. As you walk around, people are hard at work restoring the ships and boats using original working methods and… -
Yorkville ... 30 years on
18 May 2013 | 8:56 pmWhile in Toronto this week, I managed a some time away from the track and took a little side trip to an area called Yorkville. Yorkville is comprised of two parallel one-way streets, Yorkville Avenue and Cumberland, located at Bloor W. off Avenue Road, in the city proper.In the 60's, Yorkville was Toronto's equivalent to San Francisco's Haight Ashbury and Detroit's Plum Street. However, where Haight Ashbury cycled through generational changes and Detroit's Plum street ushered out the summer of love by becoming overrun with drugs, bikers and the 12th Street riots, Yorkville entered the mid… -
Somewhere Between Work and Living the Dream
30 Apr 2013 | 10:00 amOk… not sure what the title means. I just thought perhaps if I came up with a rather deep or prolific sounding title, the ideas or thoughts would simply fall in line. Hey… it's a process… or not.So, I am back in full swing with the racing season and that means I'm facing that old age creative challenge of staying fresh and relevant. It ain't easy.I think one of the things photographers have to come to terms with is personal growth and how YOU perceive your own improvement. If you've been at it for a few years, improvements and growth can come in pretty small increments and likely not be… -
Shooting the Blues...
6 Mar 2013 | 6:33 amI'll be shooting at the Bonita Blues Festival in Bonita Springs, Florida this weekend March 8th and 9th. It's an annual event that raises money for Bonita Springs Assistance Office, The Music for Minors Program, The Music Therapy Program at the Children's Hospital and The Wounded Warriors Project. And just as important as the Festival's mission, nothing is lost on the music or the acts in attendance. It's awesome.For me, it's a chance to step out of my usual role as a motorsports photographer and shoot strictly for the pleasure of shooting. What makes that extra special are the subjects I'm… -
Working With A LIght Touch
5 Feb 2013 | 7:07 pmI've always enjoyed working with available light. And yes, the translation of that is, working with strobes scares the heck out of me. I've dabbled with lighting over the years, but I've decided I really want to come to terms with it. Not so much that I want to "create" lighting looks or scenarios, but I do want to be able to manage it and get what I want from it when it's needed.I often do a lot of my glamor shoots in the master bedroom at my house. The room gets a lot of northern light from a sliding glass wall. Typically, I can shoot with my Canon 5D MK11 at 3200 ISO and have plenty of…
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Tips for shooting from your airline seat
4 Jun 2013 | 11:06 amI love to travel, and I think travel and photography just go hand in hand. When I travel by myself, or without the kids, I always try to make sure I get a window seat (when the kids are coming with I let them have that window seat because I’m nice like that). I like that window seat so I can take aerial photos; I just cannot help myself. In this article, I will share some tips for improving in-flight photos to help taking pictures out of that airplane window. Leaving Las Vegas First, try to get a window seat near the front of the plane or in front of the wings for a unobstructed view. -
Focus Ezine Special Offer
4 Jun 2013 | 9:59 amTurn Your Disappointing, Dull and Blurry Photos Into Striking Masterpieces By Following Simple, Proven Steps In Plain, Easy-To-Understand English… You are about to discover how to take the most breathtaking, brilliant and incredibly stunning photos every single time you press the shutter button…even if you know nothing about photography and you’ve never used a digital camera before. Brace yourself, because this special offer is about to change your photographic life, forever. This is going to be the ride of your life! But before you read on, you’re probably wondering who I am… -
Digital Photography Success
4 Jun 2013 | 9:58 amIf you’ve ever wanted to take stunning photos you can be proud of (faster than you ever dreamed possible) from the comfort of your own home, without frustration or disappointment, then this will be the most important message you have ever read. Here’s what this is all about: My name is Amy Renfrey. I’m a professional photographer and photography teacher, and explains photography techniques and methods, in plain, easy to understand English to photography enthusiasts. I teach enthusiasts who are eagerly seeking a quick and easy way to shoot stunning images, every single time they press… -
Basic concepts about photography: Part 1
4 Jun 2013 | 7:01 amA lot of people have the photography like a hobby but they don’t really understand the adjustm -
Blue Corporal dragonflies (mature males)
3 Jun 2013 | 3:00 amThe following gallery shows several Blue Corporal dragonflies (Ladona deplanata) spotted at Meadowood Recreation Area, Fairfax County, Virginia USA. These individuals are mature males as indicated by their coloration and terminal appendages. Contrast the appearance of mature male Blue Corporals versus immature males of the same species. Hidden PondHidden PondWood Thrush TrailWood Thrush Trail Notice the scratch marks on the abdomen of the mature male spotted along “Wood Thrush Trail.” (Either mouse-over or tap photos to see captions.) Males that have mated often have marks on…
