Friedman: Digital Photography 2015: Weekly Fun Photo

Week of June 8th 2015
In this remarkable macro photograph we see a close-up of three individual seeds on the surface of a strawberry.

http://twistedsifter.com/2015/05/macro-photo-of-strawberry-surface/

Week of June 1st 2015

Picture of the Day: Two Rolls of Tape and a Little Perspective

“Sunday Sketches” is an ongoing series by artist Christoph Niemann where he repurposes everyday objects in creative and playful ways.

Week of May 26th 2015
Yes, Harley even made an appearance at our wedding.. What did you expect??

©MariaLinzPhotography

Week of May 18th 2015
That's deep.

Week of May 11th 2015
With Photography, it's all about your perspective!

Week of May 4th 2015
Yes, it took 3 days and lots of patience to get these shots , but check out this momma American Robin feeding her nestlings!

Week of April 27th 2015
Harley has an announcement in honor of your favorite photography teacher's upcoming nuptials! See you all as Mrs. Rotella when I return!

Week of April 20th 2015
What will your photo book be about? Check out this book art!

Week of April 13th 2015
Learning has never been so delicious!

Week of March 30th 2015
be inspired by surrealist photographers using Photoshop to achieve amazing work like this!!

Week of March 23rd2015

In honor of #nationalpuppyday, let's all take a minute to admire my Harley, when he was too small for his own paws...

Week of March 16th 2015

Photo walk Friday last week, some of you need to work on your fierce pose!

March 13th 2015 Block 2 Photowalk

Week of March 9th 2015

No one is more ready for warm weather then Harley! 11 days until Spring!

©R.Friedman

Week of March 2nd 2015

Photoshop skills come in handy in many occasions!

Week of February 23rd 2015

In honor of the snow we got over the weekend, be prepared to shoot a sweet picture of the changing weather this month!

Kamran Raza, 2011 "October Snow"

Week of February 18th 2015
This week, I'm sharing with you what photographers call "pull back" shots. This allows you to see what the set up for an image looks like and then what the final image the photographer was using. These images are from some of my own personal shoots...

All you need is some natural lighting, a large sheet and some inventive props! It helps to move furniture out of the way but don't tell your parents that was my idea ;)