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9th Annual Garden & Arts Center Photography Exhibit

Shepherd - Brian C. Parks I’m super stoked that one of my photos won first place at the 9th Annual Garden & Arts Center Photography Exhibit in the Landscapes category. All of the photos at the exhibit are meant to showcase City of Lubbock parks. There are some great photos on display through the 25th of May, so go check [...]
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Clapp Park Photo Walk

Clapp Park was the destination of my first photo walk with the Lubbock Camera Club. Being relatively new to the camera club, it was nice to see some of the members in action (you can learn a lot just by watching them shoot). Here are a few of the photos I took at the park…
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Brand spankin’ new website design

The new look! Ooooooh... I swear it’s taken me at least a thousand hours over the last three days, but the new website is up and running in all its virtual glory. This has been a labor of love since day one (day one being last Friday night) and it is a culmination of the genius of at least [...]
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Lubbock Camera Club

Just joined the meetup for the Lubbock Camera Club! I’ve got a lot of trips lined up this year, and I already know I’ll miss the first few meetups they have scheduled, but hopefully I’ll get to do some photography field trips in April!
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New Photography Section: HDR!

I’ve added a new section to the photography dropdown, high dynamic range (HDR) photography! I’m really excited about this section because I’ve been waiting for a while now to try shooting some of these (although, to be honest, the shooting wasn’t so much the holdup as the processing). High dynamic range photography deals with taking [...]
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Review: Battery Grip for Nikon D3100

D3100 Battery Grip Plug Fail UPDATED! See here. For those who don’t know, Nikon doesn’t make battery grips for its lower-end DSLRs. The advantage to this? The pricetag is a lot lower on a third-party grip. The problem? Well, there are a few issues one wouldn’t expect with an official product from Nikon. I got my “professional vertical battery grip” [...]
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