Monica True
I truly agree with your last post!
great work!
Blog Detail
Marilyn Davenport's Digtal Photography And Graphic Arts ResourceBlog
http://mdavenportphoto.blogspot.com/
Full of "how to" tips & links to free photo related software for photographers...
A creative, attractive blonde with a brain and some photo gear struggles and sometimes succeeds in capturing and selling her images in the competitive profession of photography.
- Added on: May 28th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Marilyn Davenport
- Listed in: Photography Artists
- Tags: Photography how to photoshop free graphic tools mdphotoart free lessons
Recent Posts
Protect Your Images - Free Image Search Engine Software Plugin TinEye
Always wanted to find out who's using your photos? Knowing that there's so many ways they can erase traceable data and watermarks, this Beta (and Free) browser plugin for Internet Explorer and FireFox is supposed to do the trick. I honestly haven't h...
i2align - i2K Quickage Panorama Montage Software - Thirty Day Free Trial
I was asked to do a review by i2K on their pano software recently.The timing was perfect because I had recently taken a panoramic course at HCP – Houston Center For Photography using Photoshop CS4 so this was a perfect time for me to check out this...
HIWI Ike book contributor... Hurricane Ike
This is the image I submitted as a contributor to HIWI IKE (Houston It's Worth It) about what we went through last year with Hurricane IKE. HIWI IKE is not a "downer", It shows our spirit, neighbors helping neighbors and clever ideas people came up w...
Entering Contests and Competitions
Contests and competitions with cash prizes are great but maybe have more entrants. Some I enter to get exposure to curators and gallery owners I would normally not get exposure to. Tis rare to find one that does not charge entry fees any more. I thin...
Tax Day Tea Party on Jones Plaza Houston, TX: 10,000 Strong
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The Difference Between PPI vs. DPI
Infinity in Fog Marilyn Davenport Photography copyright 2009DPI = Dots per Inch. This has to do with your printer and how many dots you want to use to print something out, depending on how detailed you want it, along with how much ink you want to use...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 4 comments.
SuwatPo
Your blog is real nice : )
John
Great images! I read your latest post and can only agree with your comments to the hobbisist. However, I am a hobbiest. I sell nothing. Nor do I want to. I just want to get better and capture something meaningful one day. I blog to share. Sometime people see what I do not. Sometimes I get gratification from their comments; sometimes much needed humility and correction. There is no downside.
Great Site!
Really fabulous blog, going to definitely follow this blog
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