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Comment on Work and Focus by Doug

Doug — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 18:40:10 +0000

Good article! “One of the reasons that super-talented people become entrepreneurs is that they can put their process expertise to work in a world that often undervalues it.”

This is how I feel about my new adventures into stereo 3D imaging. I’m just starting to see articles about the process and thought I’d share the one the last July/August issue of Photoshop User. Part 2 is out in this issue Sept/Oct. by Scott Onstott.

Comment on Wish I’d said by Abigail

Abigail — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 01:28:31 +0000

Very nice

Comment on Outside Magazine Moving and Stills Story by Dwayne D.C. Tucker II

Dwayne D.C. Tucker II — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 14:59:31 +0000

I like what I see it’s a very interesting video..

What I like about is that I saw how to shoot a runner like that, how to use the light to get a different look.

If will be pretty tight if the mags move like that but how expensive will it be and where to dispose of them etc.

*Some of the things Brittany Bailey mentioned* She left a great comment.

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DT.
Nassau, Bahamas | Miami, Florida

Comment on Canon Featured Photographer, Lens of the Month Series March 2010 by Abigail

Abigail — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:17:25 +0000

That is just wonderful!!!

Comment on Canon Featured Photographer, Lens of the Month Series March 2010 by Conrad Chavez

Conrad Chavez — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:01:40 +0000

This is great! Congratulations, Ric!
And yes, the 24-105L is my main lens as well.

Comment on Take Back Your Power by Ed McDonald

Ed McDonald — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:10:37 +0000

Way to go Rick. Right on! I couldn’t agree more. All I keep hearing as I travel and talk to other togs around the country is…. “the way it used to be” or “in the good old days”….. and all I can think of saying when I hear that is…. GET OVER IT! Find a way to move on and quit holding on to the past. The one constant in life is change so, if we can’t get used to it, it will be a hard lesson to learn. Keep expanding your boundaries. Thanks for the good post and the kick in the ass.

Comment on Fun Theory by Brittany Bailey

Brittany Bailey — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:27:03 +0000

I like this post. I think it is possible to change the way people look at things if it is fun. It would be interesting if something like this happened in Seattle or even in our school! Though I think most kids take the stairs because the elevators are much to slow for most of their liking.

I think the lesson to take from this is not only to make things fun for people but to market and promote your business in a way people find fun with out them knowing that is your goal.

Comment on Genius and Creativity by Brittany Bailey

Brittany Bailey — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:56:45 +0000

Okay. I have watched this countless times on my own and as of Tuesday have seen it in two of my classes. I have been reading But is it Art? for my humanities class and the last chapter I read (chapter five) covered on this topic as well. Honestly I can not get enough of these words, even if some say it is just a coping strategy to deal with the stress of being one in a creative field I love the under lying and over all message of keep showing up and doing your job. It is your work and you need to push through it good or bad. I also really like the idea of putting the being or creativity outside of you. Not that I would turn and say it is not my fault because my genus did not show up if I bombed a shoot, but the idea of it being something outside of me really helps to take the stress off of my mind and make it so I can work better.
So far it has worked on a few assignments I have done so I feel it is something I will stick with for the time being.

Comment on Stairs by Brittany Bailey

Brittany Bailey — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:47:24 +0000

I really like this shot. The lighting on it is wonderful, very fitting for the image of stairs that seem to be long ago abandoned. My favorite part are the different colors in the textures, be it moss, rust or just dirt and grime. Beautiful shot!

Comment on do we believe messages anymore? by Brittany Bailey

Brittany Bailey — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:33:47 +0000

I agree with the last statement in this post: “he only way out, I think, is for a few marketers to so overwhelm the market with long-term, generous marketing that we have no choice but to start paying attention again.” The person or people who take the time and effort and spend the money to market something good, and do it in the right way is the only way to gain back peoples trusts. Being overwhelming is one way to push people in to things but this would be a push in the right direction.
The down side of this is that some people would tire of the marking rather quickly, but as we have seen if people are beaten over the head enough with one message they will start to pay attention. Getting these markets out on the web so there is no escape from them, as many marketers do, will also force people to see. TV, Radio, Web, Mail, billboards, adds in news papers, magazines, large word of mouth. There are many ways to get a message out there, it is just a matter of getting people to listen because as said above to many people have been ripped off and no longer have the trust they used to have.