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Pascal Parent on January 25th, 2012

High Dynamic Range or HDR is an abused process that bad photographers use to hide the fact that they can’t shoot. I am paraphrasing here but I heard it, I read it and I disagree and here is why! A good, not an over the top, over done HDR, a good HDR requires planning and [...]

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Pascal Parent on September 6th, 2011

Going to the Namaqualand I did what every photographer does packed my bag with everything, in the end I could have left it all behind and just took my 16-35mm as I took 90% 0f my photographs with it. I found the the close focusing distance and shortness of the lens was handy, additionally small [...]

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Pascal Parent on June 16th, 2011

On the 15th of June 2011, we had a full lunar eclipse. A question that was asked often was how to shoot such an event. Firstly, the good new is that you can enjoy this event without the worries of damaging your eyes or equipment’s sensor. Shooting the moon is actually pretty easy, manually set [...]

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Today I am going to take time off photography and talk a bit about sharing your photographs on Facebook, this is really for beginners but are we not all beginners at something?

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Pascal Parent on August 9th, 2010

I don’t like blogging about technical stuff on this blog and even less about PHP and MySQL after all, if you have read my other blog www.theaspnetguy.com you would know that I am a Microsoft developer, enough said.

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