Do you ever feel self-conscious taking a photo? Most of us do, when we start out in photography. Maybe for a long, long time. That little voice in our says things like… You probably shouldn’t be photographing here. What will people think? They are looking at me! If we listen
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Jan 01, 2012 | Post by: Kat 11 Comments
Announcing: Digital Photography Basics On-Demand
Happy New Year! Remember how yesterday I was talking about new things to come in 2012? I’m so excited to start off the New Year with an announcement. The Digital Photography Basics e-course is now available “On-Demand.” Rather than waiting until I offer it, the course is now available at
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Nov 22, 2011 | Post by: Kat 16 Comments
An Afternoon with Ashley
Imagine my surprise and excitement last week when my online friend and fellow muse Ashley Sisk wrote me and said, “Yo Kat – how far are you from southern Oregon? I’m flying in on Sunday for a client – no car.” Yay! I looked it up, it was 3.5 to
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Nov 01, 2011 | Post by: Kat 5 Comments
You’re Invited to see “The Nature of Oregon”
You’re invited to see an exhibit called “The Nature of Oregon” put on by the Willamette Valley PhotoArts Guild. The show runs November 2 – 30, 2011 at the Giustina Gallery in OSU LaSells Stewart Center (26th and Western, Corvallis). The artist’s reception is on Tuesday, November 8 from 6:30
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Oct 07, 2011 | Post by: Kat No Comments
Moving off Auto
There is so much information on digital photography on the web, it is fantastic. It can also be overwhelming, when you are a beginner. Where do you start? I thought I would take a moment today to talk about Digital Photography Basics, an online course I’m teaching starting October 16.
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Sep 10, 2011 | Post by: Kat 19 Comments
The Gender Gap in Photography
A few months ago I realized there is a gap in photography. A gender gap. What started this realization was reading this article on the top 20 most influential photography blogs. I noticed that they were, 19 out 20, men. The one woman was a wedding photographer, a type of
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