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Learn About Photography This section offers materials and resources designed to help you become a better photographer and to better appreciate the photography of others.
Valley Viewfinders Recommended Reading is literature that club members have found benefical.
Evaluating and Judging Photographs Critiquing Photographs - compiled by Terry Tallis (2006) A Guide to Evaluating Photographs by John Dean, Gordon Battaile, max Burke, Rick Charlton, Carol Todd, and Ed Gervais (2001) A Guide to Judging and Scoring Photographs in 4Cs Competitions by John Dean, Max Burke, Rick Charlton, Carol Todd, Ed Gervais, and Gordon Battaile (2001) Kipp's Tips - On Judging Photographs is a discussion of judging in the Fort Worth Camera Club newsletter. Valley Viewfinders Camera Club Judging Guidelines The Art Critiquing Process is a method of organizing the facts and your thoughts about a particular work of art.
Presentations provided by Valley Viewfinders and 4Cs members Links that Tim Sperry used in his presentation on mat cutting. First, the software called Matworks, a free download, plus a link to the company that makes the mat cutter Tim uses, Artmedia. Histograms, What are they? How do you use them? by Steve Young- To view this powerpoint presentation you must have Microsoft Powerpoint software installed on your computer. You may download FREE Powerpoint Viewer software at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en "Opening Creative Doors Using Digital Manipulation" by Gordon Battaile Workshops by Hal Schalles Making Better Selections Using Photoshop by Art Burkhalter. Presented May 25, 2006. Painting a Photograph by Terry Tallis. Presented May 25, 2006. This is a large, 5 MB file. To view this powerpoint presentation you must have Microsoft Powerpoint software installed on your computer. You may download FREE Powerpoint Viewer software at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en
Tim Grey's Digital Darkroom Questions. The Digital Darkroom Questions (DDQ) e-mail list is an almost-daily e-mail list providing answers to questions related to the digital darkroom. By subscribing to the list, you will receive an e-mail just about every weekday with answers to questions submitted by fellow readers.
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