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2009 – My photo year in review plus a new contest
Posted on 11. Jan, 2010 by Paul Burwell.
I was sitting back the other day contemplating what a great year 2009 had been. 2010 is going to have to be pretty spectacular to upseat it, but I’m optimistic. My year, like my life, largely revolves around photography and I thought it might be useful to run through the time line and hit on a few of the highlights…
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Canon 5D Mark II Autofocus Sucks? NOT!!!
Posted on 21. Oct, 2009 by Paul Burwell.
I’ve recently had the opportunity to start going through some of my pictures that I made during my recent Spirit Bear Tour. While I normally prefer to photograph with my Canon 1Ds Mark II, I decided to take a chance and exclusively use my new Canon 5D Mark II for the majority of the trip. My original intention in purchasing the camera was the use it primarily for its high-definition video abailities, but I’ve been extremely…
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Bear poop helps tell a story
Posted on 21. Nov, 2008 by Paul Burwell.
While I spend the vast majority of my time looking for and photographing wildlife, I try not to ignore the rest of the world around me. I will plead guilty to occasionally being so focussed on my wildlife photography that I’ve probably missed something else, equally beautiful and compelling. But, that ability to tune out the rest of the world has also had a positive impact on my wildlife photography as the skill of concentrating reveals itself in sharp, well composed photographs.
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