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DEVASTATION AFTER HARVEY, IRMA AND NOW MARIA
Survival in Houston from Harvey, credit David J. Phillip/AP Photo Puerto Rico crushed by Maria, credit New York Daily News HISTORY Linda and I have lived in Florida for seventeen years. During that time we have seen Charlie, Frances, Jeanne, Mathew, Wilma, Ivan, and...
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HOW GREAT ARTISTS FROM THE PAST CAN INFLUENCE FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHERS
Copyright (C) Richard Terpolilli - richterpolilli.com - 2017 All rights reserved. No part of this article may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form without prior written permission by the author, except in the case of brief quotations in reviews...
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FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY FOR BEGINNERS Part 2
INTRODUCTION In my previous blog Fine Art Photography for Beginners I discussed developing new eyes or seeing skills to communicate what you are seeing or feeling into a work of art that will arouse or stir the viewers thoughts and emotions. I will tell you up front...
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FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY FOR BEGINNERS
I am often asked how did you take those black and white photographs? During the last several months I have been approached about giving lessons regarding fine art photography with no specific genre in mind. Living in Florida there is endless opportunities for...
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WHY MENTORING MAY BE RIGHT FOR YOU
INTRODUCTION I have spent the last five years cultivating my movement into fine art photography . I was well into my retirement and getting bored with golf when I discovered a point and shoot camera while traveling throughout Italy. Many know my story from previous...
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Creating Vision and Visual style
INTRODUCTION There have been a few articles written in the past few weeks spear headed by Joel Tjintjelaar VISION, VISUAL STYLES AND CRITICS IN FINE-ART PHOTOGRAPHY regarding vision and visual style. Much has been written on this very subject over many decades and...
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Flavors from my kitchen
AN EASY RECIPE FOR SUCCESS: MY BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP
We lived in Rhode Island for fifty three years where seafood and shellfish was a main staple in our home. One of the shellfish dishes that always captured my attention is baked stuffed shrimp. To describe my recipe in just a few words, you are in for a special treat....
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EASY STEP BY STEP SLOW COOKING ONION CRANBERRY BRISKET
INTRODUCTION In this easy to follow recipe, I’ll mention what kind of brisket cut you should buy and how to slow cook an onion cranberry brisket. The slow cooker or CROCKPOT infuses savory flavors into your entrée that requires little time and work. While it simmers...
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MY GRILLING RECIPE FOR STANDING RIB ROAST
Hi folks this is my opening Flavors From My Kitchen Feature under my blog which will be running monthly. This is not about photography but for photographers who like myself have a passion for preparing the joy of cooking with a fine glass of wine or cocktail and is...
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ESSENTIAL GEAR
Nikkor PC-E 24mm Tilt Shift Lens
The photographer’s vision, camera, and lens with all essential equipment go hand in hand. The photographer’s vision is key and having the right tools enables one to capture what is in your mind and then develop your creation. I view my gear like an artist view his or her brushes, pigments, and canvas as essential tools to one’s craft. [READ MORE…]
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