Windows 7 Beta Review
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When Windows Vista was launched I was just starting my Middle Tennessee and Northern Alabama Virtual Tour company. I was advised to avoid Vista at that time because of the propriatery virtual tour and photo stitching software that I would be using.
Fast forward a couple of years and I still have only touched one system running Vista. I’m going to be a bit more brave with Windows 7. I downloaded the beta over the weekend and installed it on my old system. Read More→
Nikon D3x raises Hitler's hackles
By · CommentsI first saw this video on Strobist.com and I just had to share it. You will get the most mileage out of this if you keep up with the digital photography community online. If not, it will still be pretty funny. Enjoy!
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High School Football Highlight Film
By · CommentsRecently Kyle Johnson and I partnered up to start producing highlight films for high school sports starting with Loretto High School. Running back and defensive back Cody Cozart was the first victim. Take a look and please let us know what you think by leaving a comment. If you know of a college recruiter looking for a good running back, feel free to share.
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Small business recession survival advice
By · CommentsDave Lakhani takes a Bold Approach to Marketing. He has written a post on his blog that is contrarian to most of the noise coming at us in every form of the news today. The article takes on some tough questions that businesses of every size should consider. That’s why I wanted to recommend that you read it. It’s located right here.
Podcast Recommendation – Digital Photography Life
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I’m about a month behind on this news, but I wanted to give a link out to Scott Sherman and Michael Stein who publish a great podcast, Digital Photgraphy Life (formerly The Digital Photography Show with another podcast network).
I’ve listened to The Digital Photography Show for over a year and find it very entertaining and most of the time educational. Read More→
David Weathers Charities Golf Tournament
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We have a local celebrity in Loretto, TN. David Weathers has been a Major League Baseball player for a lot of years and for a lot of teams. If I’m not mistaken he has also played in five World Series. He currently plays for the Cincinnati Reds.
A great guy, David and his wife Kelli started David Weathers Charities in 2003 to champion causes for children in Lawrence County, TN. We’re very proud of him for that because they do a lot for the community.
David and I played baseball together back in the late eighties at Loretto High School. This year I volunteered to be the photographer at the Celebrity Golf Tournament that the charity hosts annually. The event was held at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail course in Muscle Shoals, AL. Read More→
A camera lens rental company review
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A couple of weeks ago I wanted to use a Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR
Even renting such a lens costs more than the kit lens on your DSLR so I wanted to find a good company to rent from at the best price and service combination. As usual I researched several companies and I think I found a gem. More after the jump. . . Read More→
Windows Secrets recommendation and review
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If you spend any amount of time online and you use a Microsoft Windows based PC you know, or at least I hope you know, that you need to be on your toes to protect the security of your computer and the data stored on it.
I want to share one of my core resources for keeping up with the latest news and information about keeping your Windows PC safe and running its best. That resource is Windows Secrets. Read More→
Photo Calendars the right way
By · CommentsI love giving creative Christmas gifts. It’s just so much more fun than buying something off the shelf.
I’ve lost count, but I believe 2007 marks the ninth year that I’ve created photo calendars for my family. Every year I scare them by telling them that I just didn’t make enough photos this year to come up with a good calendar. They never take me seriously and I have always managed to put thirteen photos (one for each month and one for the cover) from the year gone by into a calendar that they can enjoy until the next year. Read More→
