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The Enchanted Brush Exhibition

Arnie Fenner

If you're traveling in the Midwest this summer you should make time in your schedule to visit the 2025 The Enchanted Brush: Legendary exhibition curated by Dan Chudzinski for the Mazza Museum's Lea Gallery at the University of Findlay in Findlay, Ohio. Beginning with a beautiful poster painted by Scott Gustafson (shown at the top), artists in the exhibit include Iris Compiet, Allen Douglas, Quintin Gleim, James Herrmann, Kelley Hensing, Elliot Lang, Ashly Lovett, Don…

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The hunt for an affordable flash lighting solution

Howard Lyon

April 4, 2025 - I have been on a quest to find as cheap of a solution for a flash setup as possible. I think I might have found something really useful! It is all built around two little flashes that plug into a standard light socket. I will show what I would consider the base kit for taking photos of people or things and then some additional gear to make capturing photos of your drawings or paintings fairly simple. This is what the base flashes look like. No bells or whistles. You can't control the power. They are either off or full power when on. You can, however, plug in a flash trigger via a cord, which is important. More on that later. I am going to list out the components of this kit with a link to…

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