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Wednesday Grab Bag

Brian at EpicEdits.com has just published a roundup of his guide to using Adobe Bridge including a free, downloadable PDF e-book version. Here’s a little follow-up to that street-photographer-attacked-by-clueless-security-guards video from two weeks ago. About.com reminds us to have a little fun and experiment with our photography with a fun fruit photography tutorial. Bradley Gake posted to his [...]

Review: Light and Exposure for Digital Photographers

Light & Exposure for Digital Photographers by Harold Davis (published by O’Reilly) is a new book that teaches basic but important lessons: understanding light and how to capture it creatively with a digital camera. The author sums up the philosophy of the book in the introduction: “Today’s photographer is one part digital artist and one [...]

Orphan Works bill introduced in US

There has been a lot of discussion and a lot of fear among photographers regarding potential orphan works legislation. A major problem with current copyright law is that it does not provide a way to use a creative work that has been abandoned (no entity can be found to claim ownership). The premise behind an “orphan [...]

Poll: Are you for or against Orphan Works legislation?

An Orphan Works bill has been introduced by both the US House and Senate. You can read more about it here: Orphan Works bill introduced in US. What’s your take? Are you for or against Orphan Works legislation? I support it I don't support it I don't know View Results

Albelli book printing service, free book giveaway

Albelli, a new photo book printing service from Album Printer Solutions, launched today. Albelli features a photo book creation service that integrates with Photobucket and book creation software based on the Flash-based Adobe AIR platform which means it is compatible with Windows and Mac with Linux “on the way.” Is it just me or are there [...]

Photography is not a crime

Watch this video and read more about this at Flickr.

Friday Grab Bag

“There’s a great deal of paranoia around but the police are on alert for anything that vaguely resembles terrorism. It’s difficult because the more professional a photographer, paradoxically, the more likely they are to be stopped or questioned. If people were using photos for terrorism purposes they would be using the smallest camera possible.” Read [...]

Your contest ideas wanted

I’m planning on running a contest in the next couple of weeks here at Photodoto.com. Besides everlasting fame and glory I’d like to give actual prizes to the winners as well. So far though, I only have some vague ideas about the format of the contest and what the actual prizes may be. This is [...]

Buyer’s guide: Buying a digital camera for your kids

In this article I talk about why you should stay away from "made for kids" cameras and get a "real" camera instead. It's easy to find a great camera that your kids and your wallet can be happy with. And by getting an actual camera instead of a toy, you'll be buying a product that will last longer than a week and that has capabilities that your child can grow into over time.

Reader Photo: Hey where did we go, Days when the rains came

Hey where did we go, Days when the rains came, originally uploaded by Tom Q. Photos posted in this category are selected from the contributions of members of the Photodoto discussion group at Flickr.com.