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When designing a t-shirt for a small organization, it becomes important to build your design in a manner that gives the organization a personal touch. I have done many t-shirt designs, most of them for the mass public. This one was special in the fact that only thirty t-shirts were being made.
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A big thanks to everyone who has supported us over the years. We have finally decided to upgrade our website. We have completed the tedious job of shifting all the content from the old site to wordpress – a very big job – phew!
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The quality of your photography can depend on how you adapt to your environment, especially when you can't control that environment - like in the great outdoors.
Designing a logo is challenging enough, but designing a logo that includes another logo can be an entirely different process. Here is the process one designer used to take on such a challenge.
This article provides a brief tutorial on how to take better people pictures. The topics covered include getting to know your camera, understanding your subject, a bit of posing, and fill flash.
Photographing children, as in most people, has a lot less to do with my equipment, lighting and props, than with my rapport with my subjects and the environment I provide or seek out for them. The environment has just as much to do with the subject’s comfort and demeanor as it’s actual presence in the shot.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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