Tim Cooper's Photo Circle

Thank you for checking out Photo Circle! Here you will find a social network, a classroom, a photo club and most of all a fun space to share and grow your love and knowledge of photography.

It's pretty basic: as you look around this home page, you will see that there are different avenues to take to grow your knowledge of photography. For example, you can get a photo or digital question answered. Just click on the clipboard to you left and enter a question in the title field. Tim will get back to you, posting all answers on the PHOTO Q&A page. At the Photo Q & A page you can also research answers to questions others have asked. Hopefully, over time, your inquisitiveness will result in a vast lexicon of information that we will all be able to use.

Here at Photo Circle, you can also get feedback sharing your work with other Photo Circle Members and with Tim. Check in often, as as you can learn from Tim's CRITIQUE OF THE WEEK of a selected member's submitted work (one or two images) as a way of highlighting the good points of the image as well as making suggestions for improvement. Also, by signing up to Photo Circle, you will create your own profile page (much like on Facebook), where you will be able to upload your latest work for all to view and SHARE. Then, your Photo Circle peers can review and comment on your work or vice versa. Exchanging feedback is a great way to learn and grow, so to get the most out of Photo Circle, make sure to interact with each other and partake in the dialogue!

Another way to keep up growing your photo knowledge, is to review Tim's online TUTORIALS. Over the next coming months, Tim will be updating this site with instructional clips that you can use to learn a new little Photoshop or Lightroom trick, for example. This is a great way to get a sense of the in-depth information available to you with one of Tim's DVD's. It's also a fantastic way to get a sense of his teaching style if you are interested in one of his WORKSHOPS.

And, finally Tim hopes to keep inspiring and encouraging you to work on your photography skills by providing a straightforward and friendly space here at Photo Circle. It's all about us continuing to learn.... while having some fun!

Photo Questions

Martin Pasciak

Digital Black and White

Posted by Martin Pasciak on July 18, 2010 at 4:25am — 2 Comments

greg stamos

Is my 4x5 field camera film backs obsolete?

Posted by greg stamos on July 17, 2010 at 3:32pm — 1 Comment

Peter Goettler

Focal-Length Versus Aperture for Macro Lenses

Posted by Peter Goettler on July 17, 2010 at 12:07pm — 4 Comments

Bill Carroll

Pixel size vs pixel count

Posted by Bill Carroll on July 8, 2010 at 9:31pm — 1 Comment

Natascha Dacres

wanting to buy Pocket wizard !

Posted by Natascha Dacres on June 28, 2010 at 11:15am — 3 Comments

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Terrific album . Can't wait til my time at TripD in October. Thanks for the visual encouragement!
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All of those are exquisite! From another comment, I gathered this was an RMSP workshop? What length lens did you use? thanks.
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from that set, it looks like a great place to shoot. This one with fog is by far my favorite.
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Hi Tim,I have recently had a lot of interest in getting back to shooting my 4x5 Toyo field camera. I own both a Fujifilm quickload holder and a Kodak readyload holder. I want to concentrate on shooting black and white. My main issue is Fujifilm does…
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Thanks for your inquiries Sophie and Joe. To answer your question Sophie, the water looks like due to the fast moving water combined with a slow exposure. Joe I have many shots of out of focus dogwood branches so I know actually what you are talking…
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More important how did you get the dogwood without any motion with a long exposure. It never works for me!
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WOW had did you get the water like that??
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I love this photo. Would you share your camera settings that you used to achieve this?
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Thank you, Sophie.... as are your puppies.
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Sweet!!!!
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