I found a few hours last night to catch up on two weeks worth of RSS feed joy.  Here’s what I found interesting and hope you will too.

Photo courstesy of raymondbPhotos via The Upgraders pool on Flickr.

from JMG Galleries

Flickr Collection on Getty: Why I’m Not Taking Part

Last week Flickr announced the launch of their second phase of the partnership with Getty Images.  This program provides Flickr uses the opportunity to sell certain photos through Getty’s services.  Jim provides an insightful view of the program with what he sees as the downfalls and risks.

from Digital Photography School

The Biggest Secret of Photography

DPS shares the most evasive of secrets in digital photography, you cannot take a photo if you don’t have a camera with you.  They follow-up with a poll asking Do You Take Your Digital Camera With You Everywhere?

DIY Lighting Hacks for Digital Photographers

How to Replace Sky in Photoshop

Two tutorials from DPS,doing what they do best.

from TWIPPHOTO.COM, Paul Burwell Photography, and Steve Creek Outdoors

10 Tips for Photographing Wildlife

Learning Wildlife Photography – Monopod Usage

Steve Creek Outdoors

Two articles on wildlife photography followed by Steve Creek’s blog where he practices his own tricks on various wildlife from my homestate of Arkansas.

from Camera Dojo

Understanding Exposure with the Exposure Triangle

A very good article for a beginning photographer or a refresher for the rest of us explaining how ISO, aperture and shutter speed relate.

from Time Outdoors

Time Outdoors is the blog of a Civil Engineer in North Carolina.  He is now preparing to fulfill a life-long goal of hiking the Appalachian trail and record his journey through photography.  This journey is a colossal undertaking.  After reading Bill Bryson’s A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail (Official Guides to the Appalachian Trail) I’m looking forward to a first hand account as it happens.  Maybe someday Sherri and I will follow in their footsteps.

If you’d like to follow his journey I’d suggest you start here and then subscribe to his RSS feed.

Stay wide and be prepared to zoom!

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