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First two winners of the How to Photograph the Canadian Rockies Contest

Posted in eBooks, Good News, Instruction, Techniques, Videos with tags Alberta, Banff National Park, British Columbia, Canada, Darwin Wiggett, fine art photography, Fine art photography weekly, How to make an eBook, How to Photograph the Canadian Rockies, landscape photography, nature photography, Photography, Smibs TV, Travel Photography on July 28, 2011 by Darwin

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Check out the first two winning entries for the How to Photograph the Canadian Rockies Photo Contest

Week one is Jeff Lewis and his Bow Lake Reflection Panorama.

Week two is Michael Jame’s Vermilion Lake Infrared.

To enter the contest just click on the banner ad to the right of this post and you’ll be set to win a two-day stay at the acclaimed Aurum Lodge in the Canadian Rockies.

If you are keen about learning how to make our own eBooks and marketing them on the web check out this interview with Stephen Desroches and me over at SMIBS TV.

For a recent review of the Rockies eBook see Younes Bounhar’s blog post.

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Smibs TV – Fine Art Photography Weekly

Posted in Art of Photography, Articles about Photography, Artistic Development, Inspirations, Instruction, Photography Gear, Prints, Techniques with tags artistic growth, Black-n-White Photography, fine art photography, intimate landscapes, landscape photography, nature photography, Smibs TV, Travel Photography on December 11, 2010 by Darwin

I just found out about Smibs TV – Fine Art Photography Weekly webcasts where Peter Urban interviews expert photographers about all things fine art. For example in Epsiode 5 Peter interviews Larry Louie who just won 2010 Travel Photographer of the Year. In Epsiode 2 Peter interviews Guy Tal! Peter has also interviews Michael Reichmann, Clyde Butcher and Brooks Jensen. Check out Smibs TV when you need a break from Christmas shopping! Hell, it’s better than regular TV (at least for photographers).