Visitors Enjoy The Wildlife At Farne Islands Canvas Floater Frame 3/4″ Matte Black 29×20 Photo On Canvas

Posted on August 30, 2016 by ShutterBug

Visitors Enjoy The Wildlife At Farne Islands Canvas Floater Frame 3/4″ Matte Black 29×20 Photo On Canvas


a Puffin standing on a cliff on Inner Farne, England. Photographer Bio Dan Kitwood began his photography career with South West News Service, a prestigious regional agency based in Bristol. After three years of interesting and eclectic assignments he was offered a staff position at Getty Images, and joined the team with five other UK news photographers. He?s based in London and covers news and features across the UK and around the world. His work has taken him to Dubai, South Africa, Nigeria, Benin, Tunisia and The Vatican, and his images have appeared in publications around the world, including the New York Times, National Geographic, Geo, Stern, Time, The Guardian and Newsweek. Dan?s recent awards include Photo Essay winner at the UK Picture Editors Awards in 2011 the UK Picture Editors Awards News Photographer of the Year in 2012. Getty Images News Coverage of the biggest news events at home and around the world? whenever and wherever they happen. Every photograph tells a unique and remarkable story of an important moment in time that both informs and inspires us. It?s photojournalism at its best, and what makes it so good is the Getty Images staff photographers around the globe who are dedicated to documenting the important national and international issues we wouldn?t otherwise see. If it?s newsworthy, they?re there. Many are World Press Photo winners, some are Pulitzer Prize nominees and all of them are our eyes on the world.

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Janet Jackson Portrait Session Aluminum Floated 1/2″ Black 26×26 Photo On Aluminum

Posted on August 30, 2016 by ShutterBug

Janet Jackson Portrait Session Aluminum Floated 1/2″ Black 26×26 Photo On Aluminum


Janet Jackson Portrait Session” is an art print by Harry Langdon from the Archive Photos collection. Get photo prints of “Janet Jackson Portrait Session” in a variety of frames, styles, and materials. Photographer Bio As a young kid Harry would visit his father, silent screen star Harry Langdon Senior, on the sound stages? watching intently as the crew built sets and prepared the cameras. Theatre and movies were in his blood, so his over 40-year (and counting) career as a highly sought-after portrait photographer to the stars comes as no surprise. But it’s his unique ability to keep his work fresh year after year that keeps him among the top commercial and glamour photographers in the world.

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Formal Settings for Woven Wood Blinds

Posted on August 29, 2016 by ShutterBug

Woven wood blinds are very beautiful to look at and may well be a formal addition to any room or area. The problem with woven wood blinds is that these may sometimes seem out of place in some settings. There are also some setting in which these kinds of blinds or shades really help to create the atmosphere or the ambience of the room or area.

These kinds of wood blinds are usually made up of strips of wood or any plant material which are woven together to create a shade that looks well and natural. Reeds are also used for woven blinds although some wood materials are derived from tree bark or saplings that correspond with the size and length of the needed materials.

Formal Settings for Woven Wood Blinds

In most cases of wanting woven wood blinds to be in a formal setting, the blinds need to be designed in such a way that they are not roughly done nor should they have uneven gaps in them. Many of the woven wood blinds are made of smaller strips of reed or wood which are cut and fitted in such a way that they correspond well with the others.

For a formal room, the weaving must be even and not done in a manner that shows it being casual. Another tip for woven kinds of blinds is to get a faux wood blind set which can allow you to have a more leeway when it comes to choices. Many of the synthetic wood blinds are beautifully done and can readily compete with the real things when it comes to quality and workmanship.

Many of the fake blinds supposed to look like wood are durable enough to withstand years of use and disuse. Many of the formal woven wood blinds are sometimes bleached or colored in such a way that they correspond with their surroundings.

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September’s Digital Gift Trio for Photographers REVEALED!

Posted on August 29, 2016 by ShutterBug

Did you know that your Clickin Moms membership subscription comes with a fabulous Trio of gift items – delivered right to your inbox on the 1st of each month?!

It’s true!

Each month we’ll send you a new, member-exclusive digital Trio. Inside each collection you’ll find: 

  • An educational eGuide dedicated to making you a better photographer
  • A digital download including items such as editing demos or shooting videos, actions, presets, or templates
  • A hand-picked vendor offer exclusive to Clickin Moms members

And SPOILER ALERT! We’re revealing the September Trio – available to members September 1 – here! Here’s what’s coming to your inbox on this month:

Facebook timeline template by Rachel Nielsen

Template & Video Download: Facebook Cover Templates

Professional wedding photographer Rachel Nielsen shares six Facebook timeline cover templates and in a demo video shows you how to modify the templates and how to create your own. Learn how to create photo boxes and shapes, use clipping masks, create outlines, and add text in Photoshop to make your best Facebook timeline cover!

newborn twins portrait with Beautiful Photo Props copy

Member-Exclusive Vendor Offer: 25% Off at Beautiful Photo Props

Beautiful Photo Props offers a wide selection of handmade knit and crochet baby hats, beanies, cocoons, hammocks, stork sacks, blankets, stretch knit wraps, diaper covers, owl/girl nests, Mongolian faux fur posing rugs, and other newborn photography props.

picture of girl reading a book on the floor by Danielle Hatcher

Comprehensive eGuide: My Journey into Stock Photography

In this eGuide, lifestyle photographer Danielle Hatcher shares how she uses stock photography to gain “passive” income for her family. She covers how she got started, her process, what agencies look for, how she addresses model releases, and more, with many examples along the way!

So keep your eye on your inboxes, photographers! These gifts are coming your way in a just few days. And remember, if you missed your August Trio email delivery this month, you can get your free photography gifts from the Clickin Moms forum any time during the month of August. Just make sure to grab them by the end of the month!

Members, get your trio items here!

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Not yet a member? Join Clickin Moms right now, and we’ll not only deliver all three of these gifts to your inbox on September 1st (plus a new Trio of gifts every month thereafter), but you can also snag our August digital gift Trio before it’s gone! Use code AUGBLOGTRIO20 to save 20% off your membership subscription. 

The August digital gift Trio includes an eGuide to non-human photography by Jessica Nelson, an incredible discount offer from Lensbaby, and Lightroom workflow presets plus editing demo video by Nina Mingioni.

picture of a fox in the grass by Jessica Nelson

Lensbaby discount for Clickin Moms members

portrait of womans face by Nina Mingioni

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Sheep Grazing (from Photo Essay Canvas Traditional 1 5/8″ Matte Black 28×22 On Canvas

Posted on August 29, 2016 by ShutterBug

Sheep Grazing (from Photo Essay Canvas Traditional 1 5/8″ Matte Black 28×22 On Canvas


Sheep grazing (from photo essay” is an art print by Alfred Eisenstaedt from The Life Picture Collection. Get photo prints of “Sheep grazing (from photo essay” in a variety of frames, styles, and materials. Photographer Bio Alfred Eisenstaedt (1898-1995), or Eisie to those who knew him, received his first camera as a gift from his uncle at 14, a few years after moving to Berlin from Poland with his family. At 17, he was drafted to the German army. His interest in photography blossomed while recovering from a shrapnel wound. He became a regular at museums, studying light and composition. By 31, he was a full-time photographer. In 1933 he was sent to Italy where he shot the first meeting between Hitler and Mussolini. Two years later, when Hitler came to power, Eisie immigrated to America. Soon after arriving in New York, he was hired along with three other photographers?Margaret Bourke-White, Thomas McAvoy and Peter Stackpole?by Time Inc. founder Henry Luce for a secret start-up venture known as? Project X.” Six months later, Life magazine premiered on November 23, 1936. The first issue sold for 10 cents and featured five pages of Eisie?s pictures. His most famous photo was the kiss in Times Square on V-J day, about which he said, ?I was running along the street grabbing any and every girl in sight. Whether she was a grandmother, stout, thin, old, didn?t make any difference. None of the pictures that were possible pleased me. Then, suddenly in a flash I saw something white being grabbed. I turned and clicked the moment the sailor kissed the nurse. Over his career, Eisie shot a total of nearly 100 covers for Life magazine and some 10,000 prints. The Life Picture Collection From one of the most iconic magazines ever to hit the shelves comes The Life Collection? an archive of some of the most recognizable imagery of the 20th Century. Documenting events in politics, culture, celebrity, the arts and the American experience, these compelling and provocative photographs include the works of some of the greatest photographers capturing some of the greatest moments in history.

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