Sometimes the weather outside isn’t that great to get out and take photos. I am hereby challenging you all to find random everyday objects around your household and come up with some great shots! (202)
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Author: Noel Chenier
Making Something Out Of Nothing: The Boardroom Shot
There is nothing more challenging that trying to make an interesting photograph in a boardroom…. On this particular day, I had to photograph William Stanley of Atlantic Hydrogen at the office as he was coming through town. Normally we would have gotten him with some of the company’s technology, but all that is in Fredericton […]
Read More →River Valley Middle School Photography Enrichment Photos!
I finished a photography enrichment program with students at River Valley Middle School, and wanted to share some of the photos and talk about the experience. This is the third year I have done this, and each year the photos keep getting better and better! First off, you can view a selection of some of […]
Read More →Photographing a Luthier….What’s A Luthier?
One of the best things about being a newspaper photographer is that I get to meet lots of interesting people who do lots of interesting things. I was given the assignment to photograph a Luthier. What’s A Luthier I thought to myself… (206)
Read More →Remembrance Day Photographs
I happened to be looking through images relating to Remembrance Day and came across a few images I’d thought I’d share. The top photograph is of Veteran Art Pottle, who fought with the 1st Special Service Force, AKA The Devil’s Brigade, during WWII in Italy and Southern France. It was taken at the New Brunswick […]
Read More →Fun Assignment: SELF PORTRAIT
Many photographers say they have difficulty photographing people, but one of your most difficult subjects to capture could be you yourself! We all have a vision of ourselves that we create, but when we are forced to face ourselves, we shy away. But the self portrait can also reveal something about ourselves, or allow us […]
Read More →BUYING A TRIPOD: AN IMPORTANT PURCHASE
You’ve just spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on camera equipment, so it’s not a good idea to go cheap with what you’re going to use to support it.I’ve seen more than a few camera that have been destroyed from crappy tripods! The image above is not my camera, one that I found on the […]
Read More →Want to Share Your Love of Photography with Others? Join a Camera Club!
If you enjoy sharing your love of photography with others, or just want to get out of the house or away from your spouse and kids for a night, joining a camera club can fulfill that need! Most camera clubs offer a membership of various skill levels, from total beginner to professionals. No matter what […]
Read More →Workflow and Saving Images
Lots of people ask me the process I go through when working my images. Here are the steps I follow when I am downloading images(note, this is how I do it, other people may have better ways, but it works for me!): 1) Download the images from the card to my hard drive on my […]
Read More →WORST…. ASSIGNMENTS….. EVER!
People tend to always ask me “What is the best assignment you’ve done as a photographer?” and I have to think about it, since I have been fortunate to have so many great experiences that it’s hard to pick one as the best. I can pretty much guarantee the worst….the house full of cats. (450)
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