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March 2009
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Rod Barbee Photography Newsletter
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Greetings
Not a whole lot of excitement to report this month. I am
getting excited about a couple of things though. First,
the Seattle Mariners signed Ken Griffey Jr. to a one-
year contract. That's exciting for all Seattle baseball
fans especially in light of last year's dismal season.
The other thing I'm excited about is the new Star Trek movie. Ok, I'm a
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Singh-Ray blog postings |
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I've got a couple of new blog postings over at the
Singh-Ray Focus on Filters blog. One is about the
difference between Neutral Density versus Graduated
Neutral Density filters. Click here to read that
posting.
And the other is about the steps I use in
the field to pick which strength of Grad ND to use for
any given situation. This is based on the teaching
program I use during workshops. You can read that
posting here.
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PA Workshops email list |
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If you want to be
kept up to date
with what's going
on
with Photographer's Alliance Workshops, there's a mailing
list you can join. I also have another article posted on the PAW site.
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Meet the animals at Triple "D" |
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Triple "D" has launched a "Trainer's Blog" to introduce
their animals. Go to the Triple "D"
site and look for the link to the blog. It's at the
bottom of the link buttons on the left hand side of the
page.
Last I heard there might be a couple of openings for
the June 11-14 Animals in Spring shoot I'm leading for
Triple "D". Call Kathleen at 406-755-9653 if you're
interested in signing up.
And Don and I still
have openings for our June 15-20 Wildlife and Landscape
photo workshop to Triple "D" and Glacier National
Park.
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Upcoming Workshops |
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And just a reminder that Don and I still have a few
openings left for both our Arches and our Yosemite
National Park workshops. These two parks really are
icons of the American landscape and should be on
every outdoor and nature photographer's list of places
to go.
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That's All |
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told ya. Not a whole lot of excitement. Spring is about
to spring if we can get past the sub-freezing
tempuratures we've had. Bailey and I have been taking
our regular walks. Well, she mostly runs, sniffs,
explores, and rolls in stinky-weird stuff. We can hear
the
frogs a croakin' out at the nearby beaver pond, though
I don't think there are any beavers left as I haven't seen
them for a few years.
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Contact Information
phone:
360-437-1124
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