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ZAP the ZAPPERS 5: Falling for IR

Here's another ZAP the ZAPPERS shot by Jack Howard.

ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Jack Howard, October 25, 2010

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Go ahead, give Jack your honest opinion about this IR+visible spectrum shot taken with the Sigma SD15 with its IR Cut filter removed!

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TAGS: photography,  infrared,  sigma,  photography tips,  photography tip,  PhotoZAP,  photo critique,  ZAP the ZAPPERS 

PhotoZAP 69: Twitter Feed

Our critics praise and pan your pictures

ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, October 7, 2010

"You can almost feel the warmth of the Mexican sun. And therein lies my only beef: The bright sun is causing highlights on the blossoms and the bird’s back that are a bit too bright for my taste"—Ingrid Spangler

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TAGS: photography,  photography tips,  photography tip,  PhotoZAP,  photo critique 

PhotoZAP 67: Up To Something

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ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 22, 2010

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"The moment is cute, the skintones are right where they are, and it is a commendable exposure for a single speedlite bounced off the ceiling, but I am bothered by the dinginess of the seamless." —Jack Howard

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TAGS: photography,  portrait,  photography tips,  photography tip,  PhotoZAP,  photo critique 

PhotoZAP 66: Like A Surgeon

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ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 20, 2010

"The image strikes me as a technically very good but still generic stock photograph of a surgeon."—Ingrid Spangler

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PhotoZAP 65: Spontaneous Glamour

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ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 17, 2010

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"The eyes are fascinating and the first impression is that of a formal Hollywood close-up. But the devil’s in the details"—Mason Resnick

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TAGS: photography,  portrait,  photography tips,  photography tip,  posing,  PhotoZAP,  photo critique 

PhotoZAP 64: Hilltop Village

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ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 15, 2010

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“The range of tonalities is reminiscent of the kind of result one might get on film using the Zone System.”—Mason Resnick

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TAGS: photography,  landscapes,  photography tips,  photography tip,  PhotoZAP,  photo critique 

PhotoZAP 63: Whodunit?

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ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 13, 2010

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"The lighting, the overall texture of this image, the framing, all just works perfectly for me. This could be a book cover.—Jack Howard

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PhotoZAP 61: Off The Wall

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ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 7, 2010

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"This shot serves to prove that gear isn't everything, what matters more is the story that's told in the frame."—Ingrid Spangler

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Introducing ZAP the ZAPPERS!

In which our in-house experts submit their photos for you to ZAP.

ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 3, 2010

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Now it's your turn to critique shots by Jack, Mason, and the rest of the PhotoZAP team. Don't worry–we can take all the honest, constructive critiques you can throw our way. All we ask is that you keep in the spirit of ZAP and be honest, informative, and opinionated in your review.

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TAGS: Mason Resnick,  Jack Howard,  PhotoZAP,  photo critique,  ZAP the ZAPPERS 

ZAP the ZAPPERS 1: Toeing the Line

Love it? Hate it? Somewhere in between? Here's your chance to ZAP the ZAPPER!

ArticlePhotoZAP Techniques and How-Tos - by Adorama Learning Center Editors, September 3, 2010

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We serve up our first ZAP the ZAPPER with this shot of Novak Djokovic squaring up a shot at Day 3 of the 2010 US Open. Do you love this shot, or is there too much to find at fault?

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TAGS: photography,  sports,  sports photography,  photography tips,  photography tip,  Jack Howard,  PhotoZAP,  photo critique,  ZAP the ZAPPERS 

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