Playing with Lights
March 27th, 2012 | by george.pereira
What you really want to be doing at night is long-exposure photography. The method of the gods, using long-exposure correctly can give you photos like this
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Gregory Klages: Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
March 16th, 2012 | by george.pereira
Tom Thomson is considered one of the best landscape artists in Canada's history and the centerpiece of one of its greatest mysteries. He was last seen alive setting out in his canoe on July 8, 1917. Murder, accident, or suicide, all assumptions with considerable evidence to back them up. Add to that the fact there are two suggested burial sites for the body and you have yourself one very complicated mystery
The Face of Dating
March 4th, 2012 | by george.pereira
Privacy is becoming a precious commodity in our social media-driven world. As people continue to pour every aspect of their lives into their Facebook profile, they often don't realize who they are sharing these experiences with
Three Easy Tips to Escape Auto Mode
February 15th, 2012 | by george.pereira
Every digital camera comes with an auto mode and, for better or for worse, many novice photographers get comfortable letting the camera do all the work. Some 'photographers' are content just to keep the battery charged and make duck-lipped faces in bathroom mirrors with their girlfriends
Kodak’s Picture Not Looking So Perfect
February 1st, 2012 | by george.pereira
George Pereira Photography Reporter The company that created the first camera for the everyday person has filed for Chapter 11