http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog Landscape photography Fri, 14 Sep 2007 13:22:55 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Backlit Tree Ferns on a rare warm Summer's day. http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/photo-of-the-day-tree-ferns.html Thaxted Windmill, Essex on a Summer's evening. http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/photograph-for-today-thaxted-windmill.html Noticed an interesting article in the Telegraph: Edwin Smith's England caught on Camera It's all about an architect, Edwin Smith, who was also a photographer building a substantial collection of photographs that are now very well looked after. In this digital age it makes me wonder if we are losing a ... http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/caught-on-camera.html Taken last Spring this blossom was simply stunning. http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/todays-photograph-blossom-in-harlow.html It was a lovely deserted beach. Mostly because it was March! http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/photo-of-the-day-fishing-boat-calella-spain.html http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/photograph-for-today-blossom-harlow-essex.html It' s a sign of the times, when there is an entire website devoted to plagiarism, content theft and copyright issues. One article in particular drew my attention, and although I have no work with the website in question, I am still very aware that people think they can help ... http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/plagiarism.html Now this is much better than the Apprentice! If you are interested in taking your business forward then this has got to be worth a look. I'm not on commission, but I have benefited hugely from Judith's straight talking coaching in the recent past, so I'd encourage you to read ... http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/wanted-21-entrepreneurs-for-september-2007.html I noticed a blog entry by the editor of Computing magazine whilst roaming around the web as you do! He’d been invited to take part in a debate on the overlap between technology and art and found himself on a panel of experts that included the founder of the Stuckist ... http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/its-all-gone-blurry.html The June edition of Professional Photographer profiles Damien & Julie Lovegrove, and their answer to the question “who is your average client?” made me smile. “There’s two types of clients you can have ‘warm & fuzzy’ or ‘cold and prickly’. The latter look at the album and say ‘how many pixels ... http://www.blueeyesphoto.com/blog/2007/how-many-pixels.html