Stereographic Photography

So a bit ago I posted about 360 degree photography and how to do it. (Who has had time to try that out yet? I haven't!)

Well, here's the opposite. Zero degree? No. Edward Horsford calls it Stereographic Photography.

Always time for kitties

Despite how busy I am, and how far away from my camera I sometimes feel, I always have time for cute animals.

Living on the Edge

This photographer goes where some just can't handle. If you're afraid of heights you may have a problem with some of these photos!

Flying High

Occasionally I go flying with my grandfather on Sundays. For the first time we flew South, instead of the usual North or West. It was great to see some new sights.


Here's a black and white from somewhere over Delaware.

Photo property of valerie walter Photography. Steal and I will find you.

Buying a new camera?

But don't have time to kill in the store, or want to get a bit more knowledge before you go into the store?

Go to this website! It helps you compare sizes of cameras (to see if the cameras will fit in your current camera bag, to see how bulky it is compared to your hand, etc.), gives you Amazon.com users review of each camera with a simple click, and if you type in what size your monitor you have it will show the actual size of the camera.


Try it out. http://camerasize.com

Chapman Gallery Ad

Well, you take a day or two off and you get out of sync! Sorry this is going up the day of the event!

Nasa photos. Again.

I know I post several times a month regarding photos from NASA, but really, who wouldn't want to see a 8000x8000 photo of earth?

Click here to see a manageable version, if you have slow internet.

Click here to see the full big moma version.