I’m sure some of you are aware of the “dome” light painting technique, but at the this point in time I’m pretty sure that most do not know how it’s done. The Dome has been quite a hot subject in the world of light painters, especially on Flickr.
Today, the secret has been revealed Read the rest of this entry »
If you’re currently looking to purchase a new DSLR and are interested in night photography and long exposures, you may be wondering what camera should I choose? Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve always wanted to have a canvas print of one of my photos to go on the wall, so I decided to take the plunge and give it a go. I decided to use MCanvasPrints.co.uk, they seemed to get good reviews. I went for a 12×18 Canvas with a Gallery Wrap, which basically means the photo is stretched around the edges so the sides are also printed on, which looks great with the photo I have chosen. I mounted it on the wall straight away and took some photos. Check it out:
So, as I said in my last post regarding Free Photo Printing I decided to give it a go myself. The results are quite pleasing, the prints I ordered are very good quality.
Lately I’ve been thinking about printing some of my photos and selling them offline. The only issue is if I was going to take it seriously then I’d have to outlay quite a lot of money to get a large amount of photos printed to a decent quality. Today, while searching for sites that offer photo printing I came across this awesome site. It’s called Free Photo Printing.
Free Photo Printing basically searches the internet, finds any photo printing services that offer to print photos for free on a limited basis and compiles them all into one list. This means you can literally get hundreds of prints for free.
I’m going to be giving Free Photo Printing a test over the coming week by ordering prints of all my recent photos. I will post a follow-up here to show the results and quality of said prints. Will be interesting to see the quality!
