There is an old story about a young newcomer to New York City who stopped a stranger on the street and asked ‘Can you tell me how to get to Carnegie Hall’?. The stranger thought for a moment and then replied, ‘Practice Son, Practice’. The same is true with your camera. You can take better… Read more »
Posts By: Michael Baker
5 ways to use your digital camera to help recover from ‘recession depression’
Our wonderful economy sure has taken us all for a lovely ride, hasn’t it? The past couple of years have been very trying for most people and much worse than that for others. My heart goes out to those who have suffered financially through no fault of their own. And when times are tough, it’s… Read more »
How to have a Zen lunch and a stress free photo outing…
I’ve told myself over and over that if a person wants to take some good photos, you have to go take pictures! I think we all forget this from time to time. If you have a half hour to spare on a nice day, grab a sandwich and your camera and head to the nearest… Read more »
Automatically move photos to directories or folders based on exif date taken…
PhotoMove 2.5 New PhotoMove 2.5 Released Use PhotoMove To: Choose the Pro or Free Version to Download: You will see I have bought a second license to run also on my laptop. This is a very fine piece of work and shows some real insight into UI design and work flow. I ran just… Read more »
Flowcharting on a Web Page
Can you put a flowchart on a web page? I don’t think so. At least not the kind of flowchart I was thinking of. I am going to make a valiant effort over the next few hours to see if it’s possible. Otherwise, you will be stuck with seeing something like this:
Lake Maria area countryside
Just a few sample shots up here for a few days while we organize things. A green barn, unusual. And with a chimney with lots of vines growing from it. This should be a real ‘green’ barn when the leaves come out on the vines. A red and blue barn. I’m sure the flowers in… Read more »
Road tripping with Paco…
Everyday life and the commitments you have are constantly demanding your time. But a break for a photo trek can give you new energy and insight about your hobby. And today was a day when I think it was worth it. I am surprised how much more I have been enjoying getting out and taking… Read more »
Easter Photo Hunt
Walking on water…
Did I ever tell you I could hit a golf ball over a mile on level terrain? No, I’m not kidding, it’s true! I just need to find the right frozen lake with no snow and a little wind at my back. Which brings me to my first subject, ice. And particularly, ice fishing. I… Read more »
One more barn and other ramblings…
Just a quick post so that you can check out this barn shot from last weekend. It’s so crisp and clean looking to me. I think this shot would look really nice on a ‘big cloud’ or stormy day. As some of you have already guessed, there will be a BARN page coming soon. We’ll… Read more »