Adobe has thrown themselves into the free online photo editing ring with Adobe Photoshop Express. I’ve added a few of my photos and have spent about an hour playing around with the program. Here are a few facts about Adobe Photoshop Express:
It’s focus is for the casual photographer.
Offers 2gb of online storage.
It offers these tools: [...]
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I’ve been looking for a new design for my blog. My friend Cory Miller, of iThemes.com, came out with a new ‘Grunge’ series and I fell in love [...]
I’ve had an Apple TV now for about 9 months. I purchased it to see how we could use the technology in the church. I’m always looking for ways to use today’s technology to reach those who don’t know Christ and build up those that already know Him.
Apple TV is a really cool product that [...]
I wrote about this a couple of months ago and now it is live. Flickr is a great way to store and also share your photos online. You can make them public for all to see or set limitations for only family and friends.
One drawback to Flickr has been that it only allowed you to post photos. [...]
I took this photo while in South Bend, IN. When I took it, thoughts of the church came to mind. How does this photo affect you?
I’ve mentioned many times that I’m a Flickr fan. I’ve also mentioned that Picnik is a great FREE online tool to edit photos. Well it’s finally happening, Flickr and Picnik are getting ready to work together to provide one great service. Read the announcement here: Flickr + Picnik = AWESOME.
In my opinion one of the [...]
If you are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit you can get a free Pro Account from SmugMug an online photo gallery/storage/printing company. SmugMug is know for being one of the best online companies for photography.
To find out more details about the Pro Account go here: SmugMug Pro Account.
To find out more about the free account click here: [...]
Here are some pictures I took of Granger Community Church during Innovate 2007. Although a picture is worth more than a thousand words, these pictures don’t capture all of Granger. Their facilities rock!
Jim, over at ChurchTechMatters.com, recently posted about a dilemma he’s having regarding backing up his photos. Here’s what we’re doing, Henderson Hills, to back up our photos and it’s the same process I use to back up photos at home.
We purchased a Flickr Pro account to store all the photos that are taken for events [...]
I’m going to try and do my best to answer common questions that I am asked related to photography. In three separate posts I’ll try and explain:
Aperture/F-Stop
Shutter speed
ISO/ASA
Here’s my explanation of aperture:
Aperture or F-Stop is to the camera as your iris is to your eye. The lens controls the amount of light it allows into the camera [...]
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