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Image archive     posted on 17th of august, 2007

I was thinking one of this days in image archive.

I have a huge number of files, in one trip with my camera, i know that i will have at least more 50 to 100 files to archive. The way i do is, create a new folder with the name of the place or event and put all my files in there.

Then i will choose that photos that i think are good for stock and i work them in photoshop. When they are ok, i save them in one place i have that only had my stock work. In that file I create a new file with the date of that day. Don´t know if is the best way, is my way of work.

And you? How did you archive you portfolio?


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Inspiration     posted on 20th of august, 2007

Yes is true! Not every day is a good day to stock image.

On sunday i make a visit to a small lost village in the heart off Portugal, the oldest in the country with more that 600 years. You can see some pictures in this site here. At the beginning i was very happy with this trip, was a chance to take great pictures, maybe some of them can be stock pictures. But like i find out, some days are not pictures days.

I don´t know what was wrong with me, every picture that i take in that day i look at and think "my god this is really crap!".

In the end of the day and after i made 500Km i realized that is not the equipment that matters, but the person behind!

Remember, don´t make long trips to take pictures if you don´t feel good inside!


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So true! When the mood isn't there, we aren't going to point our camera the direction it needs to be in, and we aren't going to spot those opportune moments. - posted by Kenneystudios on August 20, 2007

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Bad camera or bad Photographer?     posted on 29th of august, 2007

On Saturday I go with some friends to a Canyon to make some canyoning. Of course that my machine (fujifilm 9600) come along, I was a little afraid because electronics and water don´t mix.

That was a great chance to make great pictures. Beautiful landscape, and people doing a strange sport.

Afraid with all that water i put my machine inside a plastic bag, put the program on the machine to auto (don´t want to take the risk of get the machine out of the plastic bag to adjust exposer and so on).

In the end of the day i have 232 images.

When a get home, the first thing that i made, was to take a look to the pictures :(

Result, 226 bad photos, white balance wrong, out of focus, noise, artifacts, and only 6 good pictures.

The only good thin was the ...

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I never use full auto. The setting I use the most is aperature priority. Full auto sees only the light being produced in the scene, not the scene itself, and can result in poorly exposed images. With aperature priority and exposure adjustment combined, we can create what our eye is seeing, or something even better. :) - posted by Kenneystudios on August 29, 2007
The plastic bag was not in front of the glass. Don´t now what was wrong i never take photos in auto mode. I have this camera only for 2 months. Do you like the Fuji 9600, don´t you have problems with noise? - posted by Pauloresende on August 29, 2007
I've got the same camera... I haven't taken a single picture on Auto (already have about 8000 photos with it), but could it be also because of the plastic you had around? - posted by Petarneychev on August 29, 2007

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Tunisia     posted on 30th of august, 2007

Last year i travel to Tunisia in my vacations. At that time i don´t now what stock photos was and don´t have a very good camera to do stock (fuji finepix 5500).

Don´t think in brands, noise, artifact, etc. Was almost point-and-shoot.

The country is great to take nice pictures, lot of warm colors, different people, beautiful landscape.

In my on country i do a lot of canyoning and i see big waterfalls and water.

In Tunisia i remember waking up at 3 in the morning, travel by jeep for miles to see what they call as the "Big waterfall".

At the beginning i have the hope of see a huge waterfall, big that the ones i have in my home country (waterfalls with 100, 130, 160 feet). To my surprise the big waterfall only have 40 feet´s.

But i understand ...

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