April 2010
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By Sabrina on April 28, 2010
Yesterday Nikon announced their new 200-400mm f4 ED VRII lens. It is a professional lens
Posted in musings, nature, one mile project |
By Sabrina on April 26, 2010
At last, the One Mile Project is off the ground. Thankfully I’ve relied on the wisdom of fellow photographer
Posted in lessons in learning, nature, one mile project |
By Sabrina on April 19, 2010
Last weekend I did something I haven’t done in eons. I took out one of my father’s Rollei TLRs and
Posted in black and white, people |
By Sabrina on April 16, 2010
Image #6 The idea for this post came from my friend Ray. We spent two days photographing together in the tulip fields
Posted in flowers, lessons in learning, people |
By Sabrina on April 15, 2010
some lucky lady skagit valley tulip festival I have a lot of images from the tulip festival but I won’t assault you with them all. This is one of my favourites.
Posted in flowers, people, photo of the day |
By Sabrina on April 14, 2010
We are often drawn to looking at photographs taken by well-known, successful artists for inspiration and to study how to create meaningful images. However my good friend Sue Ables reminded me the other day
Posted in blooper of the day, flowers, lessons in learning, people |
By Sabrina on April 11, 2010
Several months ago I was in Ottawa to relaunch our Action Learning program in which I facilitate two groups to help solve problems or resolve issues. In this process participants are not allowed to give advice only to ask questions.
Posted in lessons in learning, musings |
By Sabrina on April 1, 2010
At the risk of wading knee-deep into the debate on the professional photographer’s shrinking market, I wanted to share my thoughts as someone who does not make any money from photography.
Posted in marketing, musings |
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