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Who else wants to take mind-blowing pictures? If you want to stand out from the crowd and capture all those magic moments for posterity, you have come to the right place. Most guides to digital SLR photography will overwhelm you with jargon, but you and I both know that’s not what photography is all about. When I first started out, I couldn’t find any course or guide that actually helped me become a better photographer. That's why I’ve written this guide - so you don’t have to go through what I did.

This book teaches anyone interested in making money with photography how they can become a Full Time Real Estate Photographer. Realtors, hobbyists, enthusiasts, even professional photographers thinking about adding real estate to their portfolio will all benefit from learning what equipment to use, how to shoot, light, edit, and so much more.

"Lens Through Time: The History of Photography" charts photography's evolution from its experimental origins to its digital renaissance. This comprehensive exploration introduces the pioneers who transformed light-sensitive materials into an art form that would forever change how we see our world.

What if the villain of your childhood turned out to be someone really rather extraordinary? A disgraced politician, Sir James Hastings is living out his retirement in a secluded Surrey village. He is unmoved by his centenarian mother's death - a woman he emotionally buried upon her abandonment. Raised by his father, a charismatic war-hero turned racing driver, the young James, torn between self-blame and longing, eventually dismissed her.

Discover the World Through Your Lens—at Your Own Pace Retirement isn’t the end of the adventure—it’s the beginning of your most rewarding journeys. The Retired Traveler’s Guide to Photography is your friendly companion to exploring the world with a camera in hand and wonder in your heart. Whether you're hopping on a cruise, wandering through charming European towns, or simply taking a weekend road trip, this guide offers practical tips, inspiration, and encouragement for retirees who want to capture their travels beautifully. Inside you’ll find: Easy-to-follow photography tips ...

New York City, 1970s. Take a walk on the wild side. In Street People: Invisible New York Made Visible, spellbinding stories and iconic images combine to create a rare glimpse into a world hiding in plain sight. 1970s New York was a mecca for artists, writers, and musicians drawn to its vibrant energy and creative possibilities. It was also a place of grinding poverty and urban decay, where crime and violence were everyday realities and hope danced with despair. Prowl the nighttime streets with Margie — the drag queen who inspired more than fifty works by Andy Warhol — and Romeo, part-...

Rhiannon Broderick grew up knowing New York City as one word: home. That is, until her world comes crashing down, leaving her with no love-of-her-life and no best-friend-forever. Even her parents have no idea how to deal with their daughter. With one last hope, Mom and Dad take drastic measures: sending her to live with Aunt Vicky on the outskirts of Cleveland, Ohio. That’s okay for Rhiannon, though. The fewer people, the better. With her graduation happening soon – only 270 days and counting - she plans to travel far away in isolation where no one knows where she is. But on the first ...

The name for this little book, SHE WHO WATCHES, comes from a legend of an aboriginal people who lived in prehistoric times along the Columbia River, the “River of Life” which flows!between today"s Washington and Oregon states. Carved and painted on a stone cliff overlooking an ancient village is a face with huge, staring eyes. This petroglyph represents the face of Tsagaglalal, “She Who Watches.” The legend tells that Tsagaglalal was the chieftess of that entire region. Coyote, the trickster of many Native American stories, happened by and stopped to ask the people whether or not ...

When handsome young massage therapist Jeff Walters takes on a new beautiful new client he thinks this may be his lucky day. She’s beautiful, flirty and yet something about her is a little different. Whatever it is, Jeff doesn’t mind, in fact he likes the air of mystery that it gives her. As he begins to massage her and she becomes more comfortable with him things start to change. When the final piece of clothing comes off Jeff learns the secret of his beautiful client: she’s a transsexual! Now Jeff has to make a choice: give in to his desire and be dominated or turn away from it and ...

"Set sail into a world of vivid experiences with this boundless guide titled 'Capturing Memories.' Immerse yourself in a journey that transcendentally combines the love for maritime adventures and the beauty of photography. Your voyage begins in Chapter 1, where we provide insights into finding the perfect cruise ship and understanding the vital living formalities onboard. As your comfort on the ship sets in, we delve into the captivating world of photography. Understanding light, shadow, composition, and focus will paint a breathtaking picture of your cruise journey, whether you're a ...

Discover the majestic wilderness of Alaska with this complete Denali National Park travel guide! Whether you're planning your first trip to Denali or returning to uncover more of its untamed beauty, Denali National Park Travel Guide: Discover the Wonders of Alaska’s Untamed Wilderness is your essential companion to one of America's most awe-inspiring national parks. Packed with practical advice, insider tips, and inspiring insights, this comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know—from planning and logistics to hiking, photography, and sustainable travel. Learn when to visit ...

One photograph. One brave girl. One hundred years of inspiration. London, 1901. Adelaide Springett was just ten years old when photographer Horace Warner asked to take her picture. She looked down at her only pair of shoes—scuffed, worn, with holes in the toes—and made a remarkable decision. Rather than be judged by her poverty, Adelaide quietly removed her boots and stood barefoot before the camera, chin lifted high, eyes full of quiet strength. That single moment, captured forever on a glass photographic plate, became one of the most powerful images of childhood resilience ever ...

Step into a world where the grand tapestry of history unfolds at the tip of your fingers. "Miniature Time Machines" invites you on an extraordinary journey of passion, precision, and the unparalleled art of bringing the echoes of yesteryears into vivid, tangible existence. Turn the intangible into an intricate reality that can rest in the palm of your hand, and be transported through the mists of time with each meticulously crafted piece. At its core, this book explores the boundless fascination with history and the art of recreating it on a diminutive scale. It’s an inspiring guide for ...

This is the 2022 Yearbook of the Americana.Wiki Journal. Stan Paregien is the Editor of the monthly Americana.Wiki Journal and of this 2022 Yearbook which contains all 7 issues of Volume 1. Our United States is in fact a great tossed salad of different and sometimes conflicting races, sexual preferences, social standings, and levels of economic opportunities. We have a lot to talk about and in our Journal we are working with a base commitment to inclusiveness, transparency, and truthfulness. None of that will advance far unless our writers . . . and our readers . . . communicate with old-...

Mystery People of the UK Lynne Kennedy has seamlessly blended fact and fiction to produce a modern mystery with its solution set in the past. With some clever twists, this tale will keep you guessing to the end. B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree Fantastic original story. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to see it played out on the big screen?! Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, TIME EXPOSURE is an historical mystery framed by a modern story linking the past and present through current technology. Present Day, Washington, D.C. Renowned digital photographer, Maggie Thornhill, discovers a mummified...

B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree . . . refreshing and well-written. I liked the transition from past to present and back to past. The argument for Jack the Ripper was an intriguing one. As to the present-day Ripper, what a surprise twist! 5-Star Review Lynne Kennedy's time-parallel adventures just keep getting better. Time Lapse has her photographer sleuth, Maggie Thornhill, up to her neck in an adventure she'd rather not be on. The actuating event is the murder of her roommate, apparently by a serial killer. But as with other Lynne Kennedy mysteries, all is not as it seems. Time Lapse- the time ...

The extraordinary exhibition of thousands of photographs ranging from cumbersome, beautifully detailed, sharply acute photographs of the aftermath of the 1860s American Civil War to mundane landscapes taken in 2013, are based on an enlivening, provocative, and even perhaps controversial organizing principle. What is novel is the unusual premise: eschewing more conventional and immediate reportage, or documentary series, the selection moving from gallery to gallery - and section by section in the catalogue - is defined by time.

The letters in this book present the reader with a fascinating account of the Crimean War as experienced by Roger Fenton. He was the first official war photographer in the world. The Crimean War 1853-1856 was a conflict in the middle of the nineteenth century between Russia on the one side and France, Britain, the Ottoman Empire and Sardinia on the other. It was the war which made Florence Nightingale famous and it is also known for the Charge of the Light Brigade.

Want to know how to get those amazing dreamy images you see in photo magazines? This book shows you how—explaining all the different techniques and gear which will help. You'll be making your own wonderful shots in no time after listening to this book.

Orange, when I'm feeling blue Ever since I was a kid, Orange was the color I'd pick, if anyone asks, it's always the same, Orange is my favorite, and that will never change, ask anyone who knows me, and they will tell you it's true, Orange has always been my favorite, even though I've always felt a little blue.