Is your Sunscreen Poisioning You?
I recently watched an interesting episode on Dr. OZ about suncreen products. Very interesting how the chemicals in sunscreens have changed over the last years. In the past, zinc and titanium were the primary ingredients in sunscreen. It covered the top of the skin and protect from the surface. People… Read More »
Explorer Karen Vournakis Galapagos Exhibit
Last year Karen and John Vournakis joined Natural Exposures for the first time in the Galapagos. Karen’s images from this trip were recently exhibited in Charleston, North Carolina at the Rick Rhodes Photography Studio & Gallery. We are so proud of you Karen! Beautiful work!
Explorer Bonnie Wilsey’s Life Size Image Cut Outs
Longtime guest Bonnie Wilsey had a great idea on how to show her jaguar images from our last Brazil Pantanal Tour. She came across a great website called FatHead that turns your images into life size cut outs. Her grandchildren love them!
The NE Blog Makes Nikon Rumors Top Ten Posts for July
This past month Nikon Rumors highlighted one of my Blog entries from a few years ago where I mentioned the misfortune of a German woman who dropped a 600mm F/4 from a Tundra Buggy. Our Natural Exposures blog hits went off the charts with nearly 6,000 visitors in one day.… Read More »
Wisconsite Mark Hirsch – Another Great Photo Story on CBS Sunday Morning
CBS Sunday Morning loves photography! This morning’s show featured a story about a photographer from Wisconsin that encourages us all to slow down and smell the leaves in this case. Take a look to inspire your own photographic vision. I love this show.
Nikon Rumors Highlights DxOMark Super Telephoto Tests Between Nikon, Canon and Sony
Nikon Rumors posted some interesting comparison’s of tests recently performed by DxOMark. DxOMark is the go-to website for detailed information on the tehnical qualities of the super telephoto lenses from Nikon and Canon. Nikon’s 20mm F/2 is listed as the sharpest Nikon lens ever tested and one of the sharpest lenses DxoMark… Read More »
Don’t Throw Out Dead UPS Computer Backup Power Devices
Working in today’s world of digital photography, we need to make sure the power to our desktop computers is consistent and reliable. If the power would go out, drop considerably or spike while transferring images from one drive to another, it would be a disaster. To keep transfers safe, we… Read More »
Working on website
Putting the finishing touches on the Corkboard blog right now!
Will Cell Phone Cameras Destroy The Big Camera Makers?
An interesting NBC news article was brought to my attention this evening. It’s all about how cell phone cameras are changing the photography market like nothing the camera makers have seen since the end of film. I saw a different news report a few days ago which was also mentioned… Read More »
Ireland, The Magical Land of the Irish
Tanya and I just returned from leading two groups of photographers to the spectacular island of Ireland. We had a fabulous month in this wonderful country and I’ve put together a collection of photos for you to see it for yourself. Our Ireland trip actually began almost two years ago… Read More »