Shooting Outside Gallery

This is one of the very best for attracting Hummingbirds to feed upon. This particular one, among others, resides next to my stream leading from the waterfalls to my pond. At rest I find myself facing South watching from under an overhang, awaiting the families arrival to sip nectar. You can hang this as a set of 3 identical pieces one larger and two smaller or bring 2 other pieces in this White Borders Gallery together to create a striking ensemble. From just over $8 to just under $50 you can order a print of this Crocosmia for your office or your home.

Tabernacle Available as a small print up to a 40"x60" wall hanging. Can be ordered as a print only, matted, or additionally it can be framed up to 20x30" only. I will limit this print to 100 prints no matter the photo paper, the matte or the frame.

sRGB, AdobeRGB, which one? And what about ProPhotoRGB? The answer is directly relative to what you want to accomplish. For many of us emailing occasional photos is a way of sharing life's activities with friends and relatives easily. Even for uploading to online sources, even assuming printing will be part of the goal, using sRGB for both of these situations works admirably. Now let's take printing for a wall hanging, as opposed to a 4x6" or 5x7" photo. In this case most photographers have historically used AdobeRGB (aRGB) for a number of years and done so with very goods results. Even when printing for a customer Adobe RGB does a fine job of interpreting the color ranges within that space. So for the most part using aRGB is a valid space to continue using. It certainly has a wider gamut to utilize from the data your camera sends along for conversion to a particular Color Space. And all but Pro bodies use sRGB or aRGB, so unless you are currently using a Pro body DSLR

This book is a compilation of international artists, published by blurb, organized and edited by Elizabeth Edwards of 1st Angel website, Manchester England 'Artistic Expressions' book is a first from the celebrated series '1stAngel Interviews'. It contains artwork and photographs from talent artists assembled for this inaugural edition. The artists and photographers in the book are The Blue Queen, Peter M Ridge, Rich Collins Photography, KCDesigns, Priscilla Turner, Aloramyst, Baiko, Art By Kinnally, Cathy Jones, Ink & Brush Creations, Sarah Lynch, Margarita Clewitt, tonyp and Elizabeth Edwards, with special notice to multiple award-winner Edward Kinnaly and Zeitgeist Gallery exhibitor tonyp. If you like to preview the first few pages of this inaugural issue, Go To Artistic Expressions PDF