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JPG Has New Themes For Issue #26

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 14 June 2010

JPG is seeking submissions for their Issue #26. The themes are: Urban: Cities can be crowded, dirty, overwhelming places. Ain’t it great? Post your favorite photo of a gritty, urban experience. Juxtaposition: –noun 1. an act or instance of placing close together or side by side, esp. for comparison or contrast. 2. the state of [...]

10 Must Have Online Tools for Professional Photographers

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 13 May 2010

I love gadgets. I really like to try out new technology and find out if it really can improve quality, decrease time, or is it just a fine gadget to have. Well Epic Edits has generated a list of Must Have Online Tools for Professional Photographers. That list includes: The Library of Congress Getty Images [...]

Top 10 Ways to Get Attention on Flickr

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 11 May 2010

Thomas Hawk has been documenting how to get your photos viewed over on Flickr. In 2006 he had these suggestions: Take great pictures You get one shot a day Interestingness Fav lots of photos When you post counts Blog your photos Tell everyone you know about Flickr Post your photos to lots of groups Reciprocate [...]

How to Use Twitter to Break News on Your Site When Staff’s Away

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 19 April 2009

Covering breaking news immediately with small or shrinking staffs can be difficult at any organization. That was, until now. Matthew Stoff of The (Nacogdoches) Daily Sentinel shared an excellent Twitter breaking news widget tutorial (including the code needed) that he and Lead Developer David Durrett created. In an e-mail interview, Stoff said they have been [...]

20 Photography Twitters Worth Following

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 10 April 2009

The microblogging social media site, Twitter is a great way to keep up on what’s happening in your social group as well as your industry. If you’re a photo enthusiast like us, these 20 microblogs should surely bring joy to your Twitter feed every minute of the day. [via PopPhoto] Check out the list here.


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