This piece of software is a two-fer: it’s a computer utility for photographers! Most people these days know that you can “geotag” pictures; that is, add the precise location of where a picture is taken to its EXIF metadata, allowing you to see it on maps, Google Earth, etc. Unfortunately, unless you have a very… Continue reading Computer/Photo Utility: GeoSetter
Category: Photography
New Photos Up: McClure-Fisher Wedding
This past weekend I went to Omaha with Julia to attend the wedding of one of her friends from way back. I took my camera, of course, to capture the event. The full gallery of photos is on my website here. Here’s a sampling…
Have a kitten
I don’t have any good recent photos available, so here’s a photo of a kitten (as always, all of my photos are at http://www.nathanhunstad.com/photo) Миша asleep in his temporary kitty bed.
The flexibility of depth of field
One of the greatest benefits in moving from a compact digital point-and-shoot camera to a DSLR is the increase in flexibility you have over depth of field. Depth of field, or DOF, is a measure of how much of a scene is in focus in an image. Sometimes, you want as much of the scene… Continue reading The flexibility of depth of field
Photographing Lake of the Isles
I’ve been taking pictures for much of my life. When I was a kid, I got a cheap 110 film camera for Christmas. Like many 110 cameras, it was little more than a plastic toy, but it was something my brother and I put to good use for many years. When I was older, I… Continue reading Photographing Lake of the Isles