Start practicing these six quick landscape photography tips to create memorable pictures in Colorado this summer. Continue reading 6 How-to Tips for Memorable Landscape Photography (Guest Post)
This updated post on how to get started using MailChimp is geared to Cru staff. You may have used TntMPD and Outlook to send emails. Perhaps you had distribution lists set up in Outlook and sent emails that way. With … Continue reading Getting Started with MailChimp 101 (Guest Post)
Do you want to match your font to the color in a photo? Would you like to change the color of the headings in your blog post? I’ll show you how to use this easy color picker. Continue reading “Finding Exact Colors”
In my first post about shutter speed, I mentioned several reasons why it was important. I discussed that faster shutter speeds are more likely to create an image that isn’t blurry. The shutter speed is also one of the camera settings that dictate how much light gets through the lens to the sensor. The other setting is the aperture or f-stop selection of the lens that I will discuss in a future post.
It’s essential to regulate how much light reaches the sensor, because too much light will create an overexposure and not enough light will create an underexposure. Continue reading “Shutter Speed for Creative Photography, Part Three (Guest Post)”
From my days of being on staff with Cru I know this can be a very fruitful time in fundraising. I spent many hours writing letters and stuffing envelopes between Thanksgiving and the end of the first week of December. … Continue reading Photo Ideas for Your End-of-Year Fund Appeal (Guest Post)
Learn how to get rid of the pesky box around your image easily with a free photoeditor, GIMP. Continue reading How to Get Rid of the Pesky Box around Your Image
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