I’ll bet many of my friends got shiny new digital cameras for Christmas. If so, then you’re probably excited about taking GREAT photos. Trial and error are one of the best ways to learn, but it always helps to have a little knowledge to get those eye catching photos.

I’ve written a few articles about photography on my blog. These posts are a great way to get started. Here is a blog site that I read regularly. Digital Photography School. I would highly suggest you subscribing to this blog. It’s full of great ideas and the post some wonderful photos to get your creative mind going.

Digital Photography School also posted their, 10 Hot Photography Tips and Tutorials from 2008. Most people I know would benefit from reading points: #8, #4, #1, and #9 for tonight’s light show.

If you’re still looking for a present for me, I’d take the camera in the photo. Here’s a link just to make your shopping easier: Jeff’s Christmas Present. Don’t worry about a lens, the body is enough.

Hope you and your family have a Happy New Year!

Here’s a little peek of what I did at 6am.

After 3 hours of working with Cox…all I have to say is…SMOKIN!!!

Are you finding it hard to keep up with everything in the world today. Don’t worry…it’s only going to get worse.

Thanks to Anne Jackson for BLOWING MY MIND!

I’m beginning to do some research on how different generations choose to communicate. Today, I believe that if you want to communicate effectively with all those within your church, you must use many different forms of communication. Gone are the days of sending a mass mailer to let everyone know about the upcoming “Worlds Largest Ice Cream Sundae”.

Here’s a great post, Gmail Preferred By Students, But Nothing Beats Texting, confirming exactly what I’m finding to be true: