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Around The Photo Sphere

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:45:00 +0000

Im back and better than ever...

Today Im going link you to some great articles around The Photo Sphere.

Don Giannatti over at Lighting-Essentials.com has a great piece on creating a flash dancer water splash image
HERE

Got a baby or are oyu gonna shoot one Christina N Dickson posted some
great tips to help you acheive awesome results over at
DPS(Digital-Photography-School.com)
HERE

You can Thank Alex at Photoprenuer for a great list of twitter contacts for
photographers
HERE

For my DIYer's diyphotography.net has 49 cool things you can try out HERE

Staying on the DIY Tip LightMods.com something that is very useful DIY Ball Bungies
HERE

One more DIY for you from PhotoJoJo.com using spring clamps
HERE

Damien Franco over at YourPhotoTips.com give us 6 ways to get sharper photos
HERE

BeyondPhotoTips.com Susheel Chandradhas gives us 20 images thats work because of Symmetry
HERE

Staying organized will help you get out from behind the computer and behind the camera more so Roy Davis at PhotoDoto.com has some tips on WorkFlow
HERE

How To Take Better Photo When Away or At Home

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 22:17:00 +0000

If your going 3000 miles away or just around the corner. NYTimes Gadget Wise Writer Rik Fairle, has written a great article with some simple tips on taking better photos.

Rik informs us that its now all about your equipment, most of the questions he answers has to deal with placement and setting.

Question

Nice! But what about photographing people in front of monuments?
Answer

One thing that people often do is put a person or their family directly in front of a building or structure. It helps to compose the photo with the people off to the side. It also helps to use depth of field to control whether the background is in focus or not.

How to Be a Better Photographer When on Vacation [New York Times]

Thru Their Eyes With Josh Ryan

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 20:04:00 +0000

I recently had a chance to pick the brain of a LA's super
Glashion(Glamor\Fashion) photographer Josh Ryan.
You want to get better emulate the best read on to
see how this great artist thinks.

TheyShootin.com (TS): When did you decide to become a photographer?

Josh Ryan (JR): Well I was married to a fairly well known model and was taking photos of her on the side as a hobby. Eventually other models and agencies started asking me to shoot them so it accidentally turned into a business. Before I knew it I quit my other profession (which is another story) and started shooting full time. But even before that I always loved taking photos and photography.

(TS): What advice do you have for photographers just starting out?

(JR): Well I read something that Terry Richardson said one time and it always kinda stuck with me. "Good photographers don't sit around and wait for jobs to come to them. They go out and take pictures!" So my advice is to shoot, shoot and shoot. Just because your not getting paid does not mean its for nothing!

(TS): How long have you been a photographer?

(JR): Since 2001. Professionally since 2004.

(TS): Who were some of you influences in photography?

(JR): Early on my influences were Misha, Herb Ritz, Carl Wachter, Earl Miller. Nowadays I have much respect for my friend Jarmo Pojamiemi who I consider to be one of the best lighting and poser's in the business!

(TS): How would you describe your style?

(JR): An edgy mix of Glamour and Fashion...Glashion?? I just made that up!

(TS): Did you go to school to study photography?

(JR): Never formally trained. Self taught. I used to go to photo shoots with my girlfriend and visually study at everything that the photographer was doing. When they weren't looking I would look at their camera settings. Eventually I just said to myself I could do this. I always had a creative eye for it. So I bought my first semi pro camera and light set and started experimenting. Obviously I know what I'm doing now and picked it up very quick after a lot of trial and error. But knowing what I know now and having the opportunity to work around major professionals that have 30 plus years of experience I definitely appreciate the knowledge that you get from school and assisting. Also I owe alot of credit to my photo assistant and good friend Phil Faraone. He brings allot of technical knowledge to my work.

(TS): Whats the best part about being a photographer?

(JR): $$$$$$$$$ Girls and Money! $$$$$$$$ LOL Kidding. Ive always been a creative person. I love that I get to go to work everyday and create something completely different from the day before. You know how they say its not work if you love what you do. I love what I do and cant see myself ever stopping!

(TS): What was your first big break?

(JR): Probably Playboy. Definitely Playboy. Started with them in Sept. of 2006 shooting stuff for the online division and have had a great time working with them ever since. Ive met and shot hundreds of girls and have traveled all over the country. It really got my name out there. Plus its been great training taking a girl that has never shot a photo in her life and transforming her into a glamorous model on camera. Its a great feeling to see the models reaction when she see's what she looks like with Playboy makeup, styling and lighting. Its something they will remember forever! Later on in 2007 I feel a major career bump was working with Jenna Jameson. She approached me about shooting at a trade show. She had just retired and was looking to do hi end edgy stuff. We had met off and on in earlier years but I was not shooting at that time. We finally put together a number of photo shoots over the course of a year or so and since then those photos have made their way around the internet like a virus. Eventually into TV shows, her calendar and clothing line. That really got me allot of attention. I feel very fortunate to have shot her at the time I did. She is probably the best model I have ever worked with. So much attitude and emotion in every shot. She is friend and an amazing model, I love working with her!

(TS): What equipment do you use?

(JR): Cannon bodies and lenses. 5D Mark 2 and occasionally and 1DS Mark 3. But most of my earlier work earlier all with a 10D, 20D and 5D. For lighting I'm currently using profoto. I do have a mobile kit with a bunch of Alien Bees that have traveled all over the word with me. Those things have been used and abused and will not die! I stand behind the Bee's! Love them. But for pro hi end everyday stuff. Profoto is the shit! There lights are so consistent!

(TS): Besides your main camera what piece of equipment can you not be without?

(JR): My MacBook Pro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(TS): What do you feel is the most challenging thing about photography?

(JR): Constantly outdoing yourself. Trying to not repeat stuff that works so well. Knowing your subject and delivering a shot that is suitable and right for them. Also balancing paying jobs that are less desirable for the money vs. Stuff you really love shooting! Everyone has to eat!

(TS): Which programs do you use to process and edit your images?

(JR): BRIDGE. LIGHTROOM and CS3. Just got CS4

(TS): A website and/or blog you visit often?

(JR): Im a certified Model Mayhem, MySpace, Facebook whore!!!!!!

(TS): What is your favorite image you have shot recently and can you describe its creation in regards to location, lighting, composition etc?

(JR): One of my all time favorite images that Ive recently shot is of Playmate Hope Dworaczyk who is Miss April 2009 and Host of Fashion TV on E!. Amazing model that ive worked with on a number occasions. Perfect mix of 5'10 supermodel with curves! It was shot on a simple medium gray roll of backdrop paper. Everything about this particular shot came together. The dress was from a designer on Project Runway named Jorel Scott and styled by my stylist Michelle Wendel of Chic Little Devil. Makeup and hair was done by Ricardo Ferisse. The Lighting was 2 Profoto 600's. Camera right light was a beauty dish up hi pointing down. Camera Left I had a small low light shaper strip box vertically lighting the gown. Shot with a 5D Mark 2 and 24-70 Lens at ISO100 f8/125. This is full length vertical shot that is simple and stunning. I love the photo and I love working with Hope. She is an amazing model. Take a look at the photo and diagram.

(TS): What your thoughts when creating the image and what it means to you?

(JR): Well that depends on who and what Im shooting. Since I mostly shoot models I really try to shoot them in appropriate lighting and settings with their look and style. Some models just do not look good shot in Hi Fashion clothing. Some don't look good shot in bikinis. So i factor in 4 major component with every model. Location, wardrobe, lighting and makeup. If you can look at ur subject and visualize what you think they should be shot like. Then you are definitely on to a formula that hopefully works. Sometimes it takes 50 or 100 shots to realize that something is better. But that's all part of the creative process.

(TS): If you could have lunch with anyone who is famous who would it be?

(JR): David Letterman

(TS): Where Do you see you self in five years?

(JR): "Bigger, better, longer & uncut!" (This may have sounded funnier in my head than it reads if you don't understand it)

(TS): Four words that describe you?

(JR): Driven, creative, excited and optimistic!!!

(TS): If I was a model or photographer how can I see more of Josh Ryan's work and how can I get in to with him?

(JR): www.joshryanphoto.com
www.myspace.com/joshryanphoto
Model Mayhem # 689419

(TS): Thanks for the info Josh, and for taking the time to share with us.

(JR): Thank you, I appreciate that people might even slightly be interested in how I do my work. There are allot of attitudes and over inflated ego's in this business which I feel there is no room for. If you do good work it will speak for itself. I feel very fortunate to make a living doing something that I love!

Shout Out to All My Beyond Megapixels Readers..
Keep Shootin...
TheyShootin.com

Lets Foucs On The Business Of Photography

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 22:15:00 +0000

I just want to touch on some of the basic of running your

photography business.

Know your worth, don't sell your self short.

Do you homework, research you market, photograper's that

are doing what you do, there pricing structure.

Get your name out there, family and friends are a great

to get the word of mouth going, but dont for get about

charity, or doing a shoot increase your exposure..

Here are some of my favorite reads on the subject..

From Epic Edits
"Photography Busines: The Next Level"

From Photojojo
"Awesome Ideas for Business Cards"

From Photography Business Tips
"30 Tips for a Sucessful Photography Business"

That should be enough to digest till the next post..

any thing you would like to add just leave comment..

ShoShots...

Around The Web....

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 21:58:00 +0000

Srtaight from DiyPhotography.net a quick way to make a pop up flash difuser.
HERE

Keeping with the DIY Theme from BrantfordSelections.com a take some pvs and make a
Light Box.
HERE

For those of us that want to go with a cheaper disposable setup DIYPhotography.com has it posted.
HERE

Let Get to Shootin SqueezeTheLime.com has a great series on shooting unposed relaxed couple shots.
HERE

We have or will run into to it Photographer Block PhotoCritic.org give us 10 way to break free of it.
HERE

EnticingTheLight gives us the "15 Truths about photography."
HERE
&
"15 Lies About Photography."
HERE

If you want to get that tiltshift look but do have the right lens or camera.
TiltShiftMaker.com/ gives us an easy online way to create that affect.
HERE

Or if you adept with photoshop you can try this tilt shift tutorial.
HERE

Around The Web...

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:16:00 +0000

Pocket Wizards are at it again they are looking to
release New Industry Standards in the wireless shooting
game
Check It Out On There Website HERE

CameraDojo.com breaks down the exposure triangle, so we can get it
right.
HERE

NEW SITE ALERT
MyGreatWorld.com MyGreatWorld addresses anyone willing to photographically depict a spot and share information about it with the global neighbourhood. Uploading and sharing your pictures and thoughts is easy (and no personal data must be entered to become a member) -give it a try!
Im Signing up today....

BeyondPhotoTips.com has a nice article on keeping the point-n-shoot steady
HERE

BeyondMegapixel.com show us how to Make Reflections Work
HERE

This Should go in the video post but I will just include the link
SqueezeTheLime.com give us some insight on how to take portraits
with natural light.
HERE

Deeper into the photohole we go with Rich Legg's Share-a-Link Saturday, The Results
just a list of site you want to check out to get inspration
HERE

For all my DIY'ers SonicAtistry.net give us a detailed step-by-step in creating
our own MiniSoft BOX. Go Build One.
HERE

All Day I Dream About Photography pushes us to the limit
first with a how I shot that from Nick Wheeler, then with
so amazing Lego recreations from Mike Stimpson

How I Shot That HERE

Lego Recreations HERE

Dustin Did It, he let us in on his work flow in creating the 70 Basketball Portraits in 2days Shoot...
Its a lot of manual photoshop but the results are awesome. Give it a go and see what you can come up with.
HERE

Around the Web. Video Edition.

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 21:46:00 +0000

Crestock.com have a great video answer the question how can a Modwl help the photographer straight from the model'as lips

DPhotoJournal.com posted a great peice from Ian Merrit on photographing cars

That Should be enought viewing for now see you in a bit..

ShoShots

Around The Net

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 21:21:00 +0000

Check out one use for High Speed Sync of your flash's with PixSylated.com in Smashing Pumpkins With High-Speed Sync * Gang Light - Part 2.
HERE

Photopreneur.com givs us six site that changed the photo business.
HERE

This Week In Photography (Twipphoto.com) offers tips on scouting for your next location.
HERE

From the Strobist Archives How To Shoot Christmas Lights.
HERE

For all my Canon DSLR user straight from Canon Digital Learning Center Back-Buttoned AutoFocus Explained. Master Your Equipment.
HERE

Everything You Every wanted to know about motion blur from Digital-Photography-School.com DPS.
HERE

PopPhoto Flash give us three quick ways to fix a distracting background.
HERE

Backing up your photos online Brian Auer from EpicEdits shares some insights onto the subject.
HERE

For My Friends in the Warm weather DIYPhotogaphy.com has a tip for getting stunning shots of flowers Spray Them.
HERE

David Ziser of DigitalProTalk.com pose a question to us and share his thoughts. How do you Display your work?
HERE

Chase Jarvis gives us some secrets to sucess we can apply to photography.
HERE

As a refresher here's CamaraDojo.com Beginners guide To Aperture. Note search my blog I have a few article about understanding aperture.
HERE

Im fron NYC so anything Subway(not the sandwich place) catch my eye Stuck in Customs has a great shot of the train entrance in Paris.
HERE

This Weeks Words To Live By

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 21:19:00 +0000

Ansel Adams in 1930 had been training to become a concert pianist while considering a career as a photographer. He decided, after seeing the photographs by Paul Strand, that "the camera, not the piano, would shape [his] destiny." His mother and aunt both pleaded, "Do not give up the piano! The camera cannot express the human soul!" To which Adams replied, "The camera cannot, but the photographer can." -Ansel Adams, in "Black & White Magazine for Collector of Fine Photography" October 2000, Page: 76

Around The Web

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 23:31:00 +0000

BeyondPhotoTips.com has a great piece on Learning Creativity from an unliky source HERE

CameraDojo.com has a follow article to David Hobby (AKA Mr.Strobist.com) own on ths subject of working for free. David articles HERE. CameraDojo's HERE.

Digital-Photography-School.comhas a great article on how to photography children thhe best part it can be applied to other areas of photography do limit yourself
HERE.

My Favorite Sports Shooter Dustin Snipes is at it again this time with some dope shoots of Foothill’s Star Christina Marinacci. HERE.

CollectiveLens.com has 5 tip on better street photography HERE.

For inspritation we have 60 Great Night Photography Photo from SmashingMagazine.com HERE

12 photo contest to enter right now thanks to PhotoJoJo.com. HERE

Next week or so I will have a whole post about HDR here's a sampler from RevellPhotography.com about how to set your camera up. HERE

Around The Web

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:48:00 +0000

Just a List of a few site and articles I'm checking out at the moment

PhotoJojo Guide to taking great Night Portraits.>>>HERE<<<

Adorama One Hundreded Photography Tips in 100 days is on its 3rd series
>>>100 in 100, part I <<<
>>>100 in 100, part II<<<
>>>100 in 100, part III<<<

PopPhoto Flash talks about Shooting the Moon.>>>HERE<<<

Neil Turner keeps us going with shooting after dark tips. >>>HERE<<<

Zack Arias shows use how to make it look light night. By overpowering the daylight with your lights, thanks for the extra info. >>>HERE<<<

Film Less Photos has some great diagrams on one two and three flash light setups >>>HERE<<<

PSDTUTS has a list of great tutorials for the clever beginners >>>HERE<<<

See you Soon

ShoShots...

Around My Websphere

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 23:32:00 +0000

Digital Photography School Scavenger Hunt - 1st Challenge
KodakStar has posted 25 item to be photographed and posted either to the DPS Forum or there Flickr Group for the Scavenger Hunt.

D. Ziser over at DigitalProTalk.com has a great peice on incorporating URGENCY into your daily planing. Thanks For Lighting The Fire..

Ann Torance over at "Pixel ReMix-the Ann-alog" wrote a great article about learing about composition using photos you like along with some pen and paper. Read it HERE

Its Fall the Leaves Are Turn HERES an article on how to capture them best by
BeyongMegaPixels.com.

Since where on Compositions BeyondPhotoTips.com posted a great peice on
Keeping It Simple...Check It Out HERE...

Yanik Chauvin for Yanik's Photo School has a great series on exploring the uses of small strobes My fav line that rings true"You can have the best composed shot but if your lighting is crap, good chances that your shot will be also." Check it out HERE.

It wouldn't be right for me to mention strobes and not list a D.Hobby for Strobist article HERES and old one on How the Roll in Belgium

Dan over at CheapShooter.com has a great photo Dissection of a shot with a lighting diagram. Take a look at it HERE

Last but not lest How To Use Those Vintage Lens with you DSLR for PhotoJojo.com Read it HERE. I'm not sayinig new lenses ar bad but they are expensive, this article gives you another option on expanding your les collection by lookingf to the past..

Chat Soon..
ShoShoots...

Things Im Checking Out...

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:21:00 +0000

Photojojo’s Guide to MacrophotographyThe folks over at photojo give a great how to on Macrophotography.

Digital Photography School has a great article fro Nataile Norton on how to bulid your porfolio

From PhotoDoto Create Black & White Images with a splash of color

The Ultimate Guide To HDR from Photoctitic

Best Photography Sites by National Geographic

Steady Handheld Shots from TakeGreatPictures.com

All About the 50mm f1.4 from DigitalProTalk.com

Finding Inspiration For Your Photography

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 20:20:00 +0000

Hyperfocal.com has A great piece on Getting Inspiration For Your Photography

Read it HERE

I would like to just add some to it.

12. Dont think just shoot if you see it and you like it shoot it, dont over think the shot because you might miss it.

13. Look at how other do it and try to recreate it in your own style. There are numerous blogs by photographers out there that have a "How I shot It section." Find a photo you like and try to recreate it.

14. Read, Read, Read. There are tons of sites and info out there to help make you a better photographer so give yourself some homework try to read three photography articles a week if you gain just one idea from them it will be worth it..

15. Just Keep Shootin....

Feel free to add you 2 cents...

Vidoes Im Checking Out. Shutter Speed & PhotoShop..

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 21:54:00 +0000

SnapFactory.com has some great Tut's one photography lets Kick it off with Understandnig Shutter Speed

That Comic Book Effect...

About The Canon 5D MKII...

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 20:01:00 +0000

I rearly talk about new camera here but this one I feel will be a game changer. So I had to shout it out The Canon 5D MKII ( google It if you already havn't seen the specs on the beast)

Or Check Out CameraLabs Preview HERE

Here's a blog on why it such a game changer Click HERE

What I'm Checking Out...

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 23:15:00 +0000

What Is A Histogram From
BeyondMegaPixels.com

DIY Portrait Lighting from
AskThePhotographer.com

Understanding Daylight Exposure from
Digital-Photography-School.com

How I Did It: Golfer Portrait by Dustin Snipes over at DustinSnipes.com

Light up That Dark Photo from Photoshop101.com

How To Capture High Imapct Urban Portraits by Steve Paxon from Paxtonprints.com

Around My WebSphere!

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:25:00 +0000

Slow Shutter SpeedsCharles Clawson Guest Blooger On digital-photography-school.com. Show us
some neat thing to do with Slow Shutter Speeds.

Battle For The TitleBrian Auer @ epicedits.com give us a run doen on The new DSLR's on the block.

BackLighting Hair and Silhouettes Dan @ Cheapshooter has article it take a read you might learn somthing
I know I did...

Setting and UnderStanding Depth of Field
For Beginners Check out the article at EdbergPhoto.com
If you Feel you have a good grasp on the subject
Read this article from Jim @ ProPhotoLife.com
I read both cause it all ways good to brush up..

My Newly Found Favorite Photographer Dustin Snipes.(thanks goes to David hobby @ Strobist.com)Check out his blog.70 Portraits In 2Days

Getting Those Street Shoots
Susheel Chandradhas over @ BeyondPhotoTips.com has some simple ways for you to make yourself a better street photographer..

Breaking The Rules(of Photography That Is)
The Good Folk @ BeyondMegapixels.com lets us know how to get away with it..

Got A Broken Canon Collecting Dust???

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:45:00 +0000

Stuck with outdated or broken equipment? Looking to make the jump to a digital SLR? Canon has a little-known loyalty program that could make the purchase of your next camera quite a bit cheaper.

If you’re shooting with a current Canon camera, you can upgrade it to a refurbished, newer model for a significant discount. Canon offers the following models as upgrade options:

- SD850 IS $150
- G9 $250
- EOS XT (with kit lens) $275

Any of the following Canon models qualify for the upgrade deal as long as they’re out of their current warranty period:

S10, S30, S40, S45, S50, S60, S100, S200, S230, S300, S330, S400, S410, S500, SD110, SD200, SD400, SD550, SD600, SD700-IS, SD800-IS, SD1000, S1-IS, S2-IS, G2, G5

This deal isn’t advertised, and you have to call Canon customer support at 866-443-8002 to get started. You’ll need to provide the serial number off your current digital camera in order to qualify. Each refurbished camera comes with a six month warranty.

The Rebel XT in particular is a great way to jump into digital SLR photography, as the camera is compatible with the entire EOS series of lenses. It’ll give the budding pro some room to grow.

Read About HERE

This Week Photo Contest

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 04:23:00 +0000

The Good People Over A WeSay.com have begun another Photo Contest.
Its free and you have a chance at winning an IPHONE..

But you have to be in it to win it.

So Enter Today...

Click the picture..

6 Reasons To Always Carry A Camera

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 00:22:00 +0000

1. It will make you a better photographer

the other 5 reasons are from ProPhotog.. Chase Jarvis...
Check out the aritcle HERE.

I gonna do it for a week and see what I come up with. If you try it I will post your results here just send them too me..

ShoShoots@TheyShootin.com...

Retouch Skin In PhotoShop..

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:59:00 +0000

Amazing Skin Retouch In Photoshop CS2 For Beginners - Watch the top videos of the week here

Links From Around My BlogSphere's

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 21:04:00 +0000

The world’s biggest post about PhotoshopFrancescoMugnai.com
This is a massive list of links to various other lists of Photoshop tutorials, textures, patterns, brushes, etc

July Challenge Recap
September Challenge Announcement
PhotoChallenge.org
A couple of new things from PhotoChallenge.org too! The July Challenge was on the topic of lights and lighting fixutres — check out the results! (unfortunately, I started this one but didn’t finish). The next PhotoChallenge (scheduled for the month of September) will be on the topic of portrait photography, and I’ll be one of the three judges for a contest portion of it.

5 tips for Fashion Photos
Hyperphocal.com
just what it says

Do you Shoot with a flash off camera
here are some great tips on how to shoot with
hands...
Meejahor.com

80 Photographers + 36 Networks = 257 Connections
Reach Out To SomeoneEpicEdits.com

South African photographer Robert Miller AKA Panascape
Speedlights, South Africa Style
Strobist.com

Fashion Photography Tips

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 20:58:00 +0000

Heres a great video on setting up for a fashion shot..
provided py www.PhotographersAcademy.com

Let me know what you think...

Photographer Look Up

noreply@blogger.com (TheyShootin.com) — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:40:00 +0000

The Photographer Look Up for this week is

Robert Miller...

A Pro from Cape Town.

His panoramics shots are breathless

and they give phots a new light

Check Out his Flickr Page
http://www.flickr.com/photos/panascape

And his Website

http://www.panascape.co.za/
...