Idaho Farmlands and Graffiti
Folks, if you haven’t already, you really need to look at picking up David duChemin’s, “10″. David’s offering his e-book to his blog readers at a discounted price of $5.00 Truth be told, I’m a periodical reader by nature, so David’s short e-book was perfect for my attention deficit reading habits. The book is packed with, “ten suggestions for photographers wanting to take their images to the next level.” To read more about David’s book click HERE. Also, if you like David’s e-book and you’re looking for a little more in-depth creative mojo, then you should check out his book, “Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision. David’s an uber talented photographer and writer so trust me, it’s a good investment.
As always, a reminder that the “Low Light in the Spot Light” contest is still going on until September 9th, so make sure to get your entries uploaded. All winners will be announced on September 15, 2009. Click HERE for details.
I heard from Kathryn, one of my Facebook fans, that my work is finally up and hanging in the National Museum of Wildlife Art. I guess all four pictures can be found on the right as you walk into the King Galery. One of my favorites is the Jackson Lake photo that’s currently for sale in the Museum, for more details click HERE.
Lastly, remember to cast your vote in my poll, “What camera do you shoot with?” The poll is located on the right column of the blog. Until tomorrow…J
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“10″ is so worth the great $5.00 price. I got half way through, and unfortunagely my computer shut down and now it is gone, can’t find it anywhere. But enjoyed it so much I am going to get it again.
I can’t wait to go do the assignments from this PDF. Thanks for the link.
Linda,
David’s a great guy. I’m glad you enjoyed his e-book. John
Congratulations on your photos in the Museum! That is terrific. BTW, I bought the 10 e-book. Thank you for the suggestion. Laurie