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Events: Shows & Outings

• June Outing: Antietam Battlefield
  • 23 Jun 13
  • West Friendship
• June Membership Meeting Critique
  • 26 Jun 13
  • West Friendship
• July CMPG Outing: New York City - Manhattenhenge.
  • 13 Jul 13

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• Quick and Easy Trick For Adding a Black Background to Your Shots Anywhere
• June Outing: Antietam Battlefield
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• May 22 General Membership Meeting Guest Speaker: Ken Losurdo, Destination Photography and Workflow
• What not to take to the Preakness.
• New CMPG Board of Directors
• Log at Catcotin Mtn National Park Saw Mill

The latest from Digital Photography School

• How to Create a “Soft Portrait” Preset in Lightroom 4
  Introduction The following is an excerpt from the SLR Lounge Lightroom Workflow System Workshop on DVD, a system designed to increase your post production speed by 5 to 10 times! Click here to learn more. A portrait image includes a subject (Usually their faces) as the primary focus. When we edit portraits, we do not want [...]Post originally from: Digital P […]
• Life With A Rangefinder, Plus Street Photography Tips.
  These days you are most likely to find me wandering the streets of London with a Leica M Monochrom hanging from my neck. Street photography and Leica have been inextricably linked for decades and this is solely down to Leica’s M system camera and its rangefinder focus mechanism. This is not to say that you [...]Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips. […]
• Master These Five Lightroom Sliders and Your Photos Will Pop
  a Guest Contribution by John Davenport from Phogropathy Have you ever opened up Lightroom (or any other professional level editing program) and said, “Oh my – where do I start?” If so then this post is probably right up your alley. Today I’m going to show you how to take the process out of processing photos [...]Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips […]
• 77% of dPS Readers Take A Camera Everywhere [POLL Results]
  Last month we asked readers whether they took their camera with them everywhere in a poll. The results are in! If you include the camera in your phone… 77% of the almost 20,000 people who responded take a camera with them everywhere. What I find interesting is that we ran this exact same poll in [...]Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips. Check out […]

Tips and Techniques from PhotoRadar

• Freelance photography tips: magazine publishing
  With 1000s of titles published every month, magazines are the most accessible market available to budding freelance photographers – here are our tips for success Think of a subject and chances are there’s at least one magazine title in print that deals with it. Photography, gardening, canoeing, caravanning, walking, camping, fitness, food, wildlife – the lis […]
• Freelance photography tips: selling to stock libraries
  Stock photography – we don't need to tell you it's a competitive business. But we can tell you how to give yourself the best chance of successfully selling your pictures… You have a growing collection of images you’re sure could sell. You’ve tried local door knocking and it’s fallen on deaf ears. You’re bored with prints too; everyone looking and n […]
• Photography ideas: turn knives and forks into photo art
  Cook up some tasty photos of cutlery and cooking utensils for your kitchen wall. You only need simple kit for this photography project, but the results are seriously artistic Black and white photography doesn't get much simpler. All you need to create photo art like this is a simple home studio and a collection of kitchen utensils. No fancy studio light […]
• Photo ideas: long exposure landscape photography
  Intentionally moving your camera when taking long exposure landscapes can be a great way to give your photos a contemporary twist. Here are some ideas to get you started… Tired of textbook landscape photos? Want to try something a little more impressionistic? Then go slow and get moving. By using slow shutter speeds and moving the camera smoothly during the […]