ANGELA B. PAN

A few months ago, I was contacted by Easy Canvas Print to see if I wanted to get one of my images printed on canvas. For some reason, I had never even considered canvas as an option. I always thought it was for paintings, more than anything else. I was also afraid that the colors wouldn’t turn out very well. People have said that they thought my images looked like paintings, so why not give it a try?

All I can say is, WOW. I have never seen my image printed on a mat material but I loved it. The colors are so vivid and the image turned out exactly the way I imagined it. My camera wasn’t able to capture all the details and colors like how I wanted it to but I love it. Did I say “love” enough in those sentences?

What I didn’t expect was how light weight it was. It was so easy to hang with just a thumbtack and trying it out in different places in my office.

I got the 16×20 gallery wrap because I thought it would look the best. My only regret is that I didn’t get something bigger!

A few weeks ago I was in a Google+ Hangout with some AMAZING photographers.
Check it out here:

Thanks again Trey for inviting me to hangout 🙂

So thrilled to be featured twice in FamousDC this week.

Visit the DC and Landscape Gallery for more details.

If you all have been following my other site, HDR Chameleons (you should be!), you’ll know that I’ve released a new series.

This series is called, “The White Series” which is meant to capture chameleons in an unnatural environment. Please let me know what you think of these images by commenting below.

Follow the HDR Chameleons blog if you’re interested in seeing more from this series and I’ll be updating the Angela B. Pan gallery when these images become available for sale.

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Thanksgiving is almost here, which means the holiday season is in full swing. Every year I get a few people asking me what they should get for their friend that likes photography. I thought it would be fun to create a ‘Holiday Gift Guide’ for photographers. Here are a few suggestions and a helpful hint to my generous family and friends.

1. Camera Strap.  Many SLRs come with camera straps very unattractive.  Getting a replacement one shows individuality and personality. I found lots of cute ones on etsy.com like this one, like this one.

2. Point and Shoot Camera. Photographers love the latest technology.  This Canon s95 came out a few months ago and is an awesome fit-in-your-pocket companion.

3. iPod. The new iPod Nano Multitouch is perfect for the on-the-go photographer.  Its convenient, small and makes it easy to listen to your music while on a shoot.

4. Tutorial DVD. Learning from other professionals is one of the best ways to pick up new tips.    Joey L is one of the youngest, greatest photographers of our time and he has DVD tutorial that I can’t wait to watch.

5. Gag gift. How funny is this?  It’s a lens that doubles as a coffee mug.  Find this and so much more at the Photojojo store.

6. Laptop Accessory. This Rain Design mStand for MacBook/MacBook Pro is great for people who spend a lot of time on their laptop.  It raises the laptop so there is no heat on your desk, its easier to clean your tabletop surface, and its at your natural eye level.

7. Tripod Attachement. Making photo shoots an easier process, many tripods have an additional attachments for the legs.  This particular head by Gitzo creates easier movement between panoramic and different picture orientations.

Hope you find this list useful for the holiday season. I’d love to know if you guys use one of my suggestions so let me know by commenting below.

Don’t forget to visit my gallery for other gift ideas. Seasons Greetings!