“The Great Commission and It’s Historical Background”

“And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

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You can find the book I mentioned in the beginning from the link below :-)

 
240 pages
Full color
$32
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/291931
 
Evangelos Productions
Capture, Expose and Magnify His Glory
evangelos.in
 
Executive Producer
Peter Mahar
petermahar.com
 
Photography
Peter Mahar, Miwaza Jemimah
 
Text
John Prescott Unger
 
Editing & Layout
Miwaza Jemimah
miwaza.com
 
Cover Design
Miwaza Jemimah
 
Contributors
Garry Vanderveen, Jack Phelps, Bogumil Jarmulak, Pawel Bartosik, Bethany Forster
 
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“How should I edit my photos?”

I will share some of the most important “SECRET” tricks of my photography. It’s very easy and simple to make your photos look better by just a little bit of editing!!

1. How to edit your color photos.
2. How to edit your black & white photos.
3. Bad examples & good examples.

How to Edit Color Photos

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How to Edit Black & White Photos

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Good Example & Bad Example

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Hey y’all! miwaza.com Podcast is back!!! It’s been about 5 years I guess. Wow. So I’m starting from 1. Episode 1!

Episode 01

“Bread of Life and Our Daily Bread”

“God is merciful but not convenient.”

“iPhoto or Apeture?”
On Apple iPhoto and Aperture

Why iPhoto

- If you’re not planning to store your photos on external HDD.
- If you’re not a professional photographer and don’t need to organize whole bunch of photos at once.

Why Aperture?

- If you want to store your photos on External HDD and still view them through Aperture and edit them as if their on your actual Mac HDD.
- Rating tool, if you need to go through tons of photos at once and decide which one you’re going to keep and which doesn’t.
- Only $80. If you can’t afford Photoshop CS yet…
- If you usually just edit your photos a little bit, like brightness and contrast, Aperture is for you.

“How to avoid camera shake?”

1. Keep your elbows closer to your sides.
2. Do NOT stop your breath when you press the shutter!