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PSA Journal, Jan, 2005

Once again we list three more Instructional Slide Set (ISS) programs of 35mm slides show. Suitable for both groups and individual members, this group of ISS may be ordered from Chairman Bob Griffith, APSA, 4801 S. Bella Vista Dr., Veradale WA 99037; (509) 926-5224 or bdgriff@icehouse.net for $5 to rent one, $9 for two, or $12 for three sets.

#54 Landscapes

Landsapes are available to everyone, but have you noticed some people are better able to capture the magic of a place? Follow the guidelines in this program that includes suggestions on a variety of lenses that may be used, what to include, and what to not include to improve composition. The very significant impact that lighting has on a scene will be illustrated and discussed. By Robert Bloch. 63 slides.

#64 Creativity in Still Life

The program is divided into three segments covering lighting; the first is outdoor or natural lighting, the second using colored bulbs for glassware, and the third using tungsten bulbs. Examples of color harmony and arrangements are shown in combinations that work as well of some examples of what to avoid. You won't be at a loss of what necessary equipment is needed as the author covers the subject in detail. By Marty McMillin, APSA. 113 Slides.

#65 Crystal Photography

Crystal photography will introduce you to a fascinating hidden world of colorful abstracts. Chemical crystals need to be exposed to cross-polarized light to bring out the blazing colors. Because of the crystals random formation, an arrangement can never be duplicated. Several types of chemicals to use are covered in detail as well as how to photograph the crystals. Use your imagination and creativity to create your own stunning crystal photographs. By George Ferrara, APSA. 44 Slides.

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