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With terrorist related news being broadcast almost non-stop on TV it’s easy to understand why there’s an increased alertness towards suspicious activity of any kind. But what is “suspicious activity”, and who decides what should, and shouldn’t be allowed. There have always been locations where photography is prohibited, such as art museums, because electronic flashes can, over a long period of time, harm the paintings, or so I’m told. Other reasons include copyright infringement, privacy and religious reasons, but now we have situations where threats to security are the reason given. Since 9/11 I’ve been hassled twice, once while taking pictures of a particularly attractive courtyard outside a small bank building, and again while on the roof of the New York New York Casino parking garage here in Las Vegas. The first incident brought out the bank manager, who was extremely nervous and not very eager to get close to me. He showed visible signs of relief when I explained why I was taking the pictures and gave him my business card. After a few minutes he looked around and agreed that the courtyard was nice and that he had no eye for art. I assured him that when I hit the Lottery I would make a large deposit in his institution. As for the Casino incident, which yielded the above photo, I was told, by a bicycle riding security guard, that taking pictures of the “towers” was forbidden, due to security reasons. I was then figuratively thrown off the roof. I’m not a lawyer but my rule of thumb is that if I’m on private property, such as the bank or casino, the owners make the rules. If they say go, I go, because they have the rights to allow or disallow any type of activity on their property, I don’t. Here’s a rundown of what’s going on in America, England, and a few other places with regards to photography and suspicious activity. This link takes you to a website that has a listing of photographer’s rights in America. A simple search on Google will bring up photographer’s rights in other countries. Source:www.jimippolito.com See full article. Related Entries: LATEST DIGITAL CAMERA GIMMICKS - 22 May 2007 DIGITAL CAMERA EXPOSURE METERING MODES - 19 July 2007 Make A Great Digital Camera Or Lens Better With Bibble Pro - 14 May 2008 What Will The Digital Cameras Of The Near Future Be Like? - 23 May 2008 Are More Megapixels Always Better For Digital Cameras? - 21 July 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds - at - creative-weblogging.com.

Should You Enhance Your Own Digital Photos?
My immediate reaction to my own question is, yes, of course, but, there may be times when you might want someone else to do it for you. The beauty of digital photography is that it is economical compared to film; you only pay for what you print. So it behooves the digital photographer to shoot multiples of every subject, if you can. Sometimes you can’t, and if you have an image that you want to print, but it isn’t up to snuff, and it’s the only one you have, there is the option of digital manipulation, or enhancement. My advice is to use the graphics program that undoubtedly came bundled with your digital camera, or any other one you may have and give it a try. You have nothing to lose, as long as you keep the original file intact and unaltered. Always work on a copy of the original. If you can’t obtain an acceptable result and you just have to have that picture then you may want to have the photo professionally enhanced. Check out this article about your options for professional digital photo enhancement. Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you’ll find a picture somewhere. See full article. Related Entries: How to Sell Your Digital Photos - 19 September 2006 BRACKET YOUR PHOTOS FOR SUCCESS - 24 October 2006 Digital Photos - how to organize ? - 12 January 2007 10 Good Tips For Better Digital Photos - 20 March 2008 Simple Back Up System For Your Digital Photos - 06 April 2008 Recover Lost Digital Photos With This Free Software - 07 April 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds - at - creative-weblogging.com.

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Control White Balance In Your Digital Photographs
While the “Auto” setting on most digital cameras usually provides good results under normal lighting conditions there are other controls you’ll want to know about. Sooner or later most amateur photographers, whose goal is to do produce more than basic snapshots, will start playing around with his or her camera’s more advanced options. One of the easiest of these to master is the “white balance” control found on all but the most basic of digital cameras. Simply put this setting allows you to remove unrealistic color casts, so that objects which appear white in person are rendered white in your photo. Here’s an excellent article about white balance in digital photography and this link takes you to a free tutorial about digital camera white balance control. Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you’ll find a picture somewhere. Source:www.photoaxe.com See full article. Related Entries: White balance - 01 July 2004 ExpoDisc for Pro (and Easy) Color Capture - 25 August 2006 WHAT IS A “RAW” DIGITAL PHOTO FILE? - 01 February 2007 WHY IS WHITE BALANCE IMPORTANT? - 14 March 2007 Free Digital Photography Tutorials - 30 June 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds - at - creative-weblogging.com.

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