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This is a preview of the images from the 2010 Hobart Cup at Tattersall's Park.

Other commitments limited shooting opportunities on the day there are hundreds of images to sort, so the full gallery is still a work in progress.

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PDML Annual

57 Photographers, 14 Countries, 1 Book

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The 2010 Pentax Discuss Mail List (PDML) Photo Annual showcases the work of some fine photographers and supports CureSearch and the National Childhood Cancer Foundation.

The book is the second compilation of work from photographers all around the world. Photographic styles include gritty urban documentary shots, expansive landscapes, expressive portraits, sports, macro, abstract, fashion, travel, wildlife and combinations of many of the above. Some defy categorization.

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This 8 x 10-inch book contains 120 pages of the best photographic work of PDML members from the past year, plus the infamous PDML Quotation list, a treasure trove of wit, wisdom and perplexity that's loved and feared world-wide.

Order one through the editor's web site

Photo News


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Carl Zeiss presents a new moderate wide-angle lens

From a distance, a photographer tries to capture her mood. He brings her face, which is leaning toward her phone, into focus. Everything around her becomes a blur, and the lights in the background coalesce into a wild “dance” of diffuse shapes.

This shot will only work with a fast lens with short focal length and harmonious bokeh. Carl Zeiss introduces a new lens for just such images: the Distagon T* 1,4/35.

Photo Editing

Using the Layer Dialog Box When Editing Digital Images
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Learn the basic functions of the icons in the Layers Dialog Box in Photoshop and the Gimp and start creating collages and composite images.