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From the designer's perspective
posted by charlesoutcalt - 21st of april, 2008
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Last week, I was deeply involved in a project in my 'day job,' working on a presentation for a consulting client. I needed a few specific images to illustrate what I was trying to say. I checked out clip art, thought about looking ... More... 
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Pass the Sunburn
posted by kenneystudios - 20th of april, 2008
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A couple weekends ago when I went to shoot a kite flying event, I became greatly intrigued with the youth soccer photo opportunities that were waiting for me when I arrived there.
I played soccer for 13 years myself, so the opportunity ... More...
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Reached my first payout :o)
posted by retina2020 - 11th of april, 2008
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I'm so excited that I just reached my first payout amount today. I've started at the end of October 2007 probably with the same reason why many others here join. For the love of photography and the excitement that people want to use ... More...
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Adding a dramatic sunrise background
posted by gary718 - 7th of april, 2008
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I tried to cutout some interesting subjects and add them to a dramatic sunrise background. How am I doing? I really appreciate any comment/critique. Thanks! More...
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Races Are Hard Work (Even When You Are Volunteering)!
posted by charlesoutcalt - 30th of march, 2008
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Yesterday I got up at 3:30 AM and drove 30 minutes to the Metro so I could wrestle my bike onto a subway train to get down to the stadium by 6:00.
I was set to photograph a local marathon for a charity group that's near and dear ... More...
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South Padre Island
posted by amyemilia - 28th of march, 2008
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Although widely known as a Spring Break destination, South Padre Island is a great little beach resort any time. We go as often as possible.
The island forms a barrier between the Gulf of Mexico and the Laguna Madre, a wide flat ... More...
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Editing out Items
posted by nightangel666 - 27th of march, 2008
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I found a wonderful tutorial which shows how to edit out items from a photography you've taken. All that using, as ever, Photoshop. It is very useful to make stock photos better and more appealing :
[link=http://tutfire.com/photo-editing/modify-an-alleyway-with-a-variety-of-techniques/]... More...
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Runners!
posted by charlesoutcalt - 25th of march, 2008
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Running is a huge passion for me. Last year, I was lucky enough to join a charity group that trains runners to complete endurance events while raising funds for cancer research. Thanks to my coaches, captains and team-mates, I completed ... More...
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Models and Logos
posted by charlesoutcalt - 21st of march, 2008
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If you read this blog regularly (and really, does anyone?), you might remember my happy story about working up the nerve to ask a rock climber I encountered if he would sign a model release. We were in Joshua Tree at a beautiful ... More...
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Feeling Good About a Milestone
posted by charlesoutcalt - 20th of march, 2008
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Usually when I blog I try to write something that will be of interest to other photographers, designers, or guests.
Today, on the other hand, I just want to share some happy news: I have made it to one of my goals, which is to ... More...
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Panoramas, and Why the Polarizer Is Not Your Friend
posted by charlesoutcalt - 17th of march, 2008
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What could be more natural than using a circular polarizer on a sunny day with a few clouds? What better way to bring some definition to those clouds, intensify the colors without introducing weird PhotoShop-y elements, and darken ... More...
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Feeling Self-Conscious
posted by charlesoutcalt - 13th of march, 2008
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There I was, barreling down the 99 freeway in the Central Valley of California, when I saw an incredible sight: a windmill farm in a mountain pass. Hundreds of windmills, different heights and shapes, some spinning quickly, others ... More...
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Adventures with HDR
posted by charlesoutcalt - 12th of march, 2008
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Sometimes it seems that a new idea sweeps across the landscape, somehow making its way into every photography magazine and website I read. Lately, I haven't been able to avoid the term HDR. From at least some of what I read, high ... More...
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Keeping Them All Straight
posted by charlesoutcalt - 9th of march, 2008
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I have never seen this issue addressed on Dreamstime, so maybe I'm the only person who struggles with it, but I have had a very hard time keeping all the versions of my photos straight. I just realized that I submitted the same ... More...
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Flying birds
posted by mondeo2k42 - 8th of march, 2008
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Its a very challenging task to shoot the flying birds. After lots of experience one can really take the perfect shot.
So you can tell your settings for shooting the birds in motion.
My settings in daylight are:-
ISO ... More...
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Winter Just Won't Give Up
posted by notebook - 8th of march, 2008
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Well, I believe that no weather is bad weather and happily take whatever comes my way. Any weather is great material for photography, rain, heat, warm colors of the fall all create beatiful windows of opportunity for photographers.... More...
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Contrasts
posted by charlesoutcalt - 8th of march, 2008
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Just returned from two amazing weeks in places that could not be more different from one another. The first week: as much sybaritic indulgence as one could imagine at an amazing resort in Mexico. The second week: utterly still ... More...
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Backing Up While Away From Home?
posted by charlesoutcalt - 3rd of march, 2008
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Here's a question for anyone who cares to comment:
How many backups do you keep while you're traveling? And how do you do it? I don't have nearly enough CF cards to hold all my images if I'm on the road for more than a couple ... More...
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Getting That Model Release
posted by charlesoutcalt - 3rd of march, 2008
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So there I was, watching an intrepid climber sling himself up a sheer rock face in Joshua Tree National Park. The light was golden, about 30 minutes before sunset. My angle was perfect to capture the climber going up. Without him,... More...
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Wondering about adverage time till first pay out
posted by taragolden - 27th of february, 2008
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hi all... i was wondering if some of you more experienced DT's could tell me something about how long it took for your first pay out.im having a slow start and wondering if its my image quality, my subject matter, or possible low placement ... More...
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