Category Archives: Workflow I posted this shot yesterday of Spaceship Earth taken during the World Wide Photo Walk at EPCOT. Someone who saw it on my Flickr page commented that it looked too shiny to be the real Spaceship Earth. Well, it’s the real thing, but it doesn’t look that shiny when you walk up to it. Neither…
 A friend contacted me this weekend. Back when it was time to choose a Digital Asset Manager (DAM), he weighed back & forth with Aperture and Lightroom, ultimately going with the latter. Recently, he came to the conclusion that Aperture would be more to his liking. Then, a funny thing happened – except that it…
 Disclosure Before this past weekend, I’ve never shot tethered. Even now, my experience is really limited to just doing some test shots based upon things I observed at the Light It, Shoot It, Retouch It – Hands On workshop I attended on Friday. If you’ve been shooting tethered, you know everything I’ll discuss here. This…
 A week ago, I came across this article on the Photo Attorney blog – Copyright Office Encourages Filers to Include Titles of Unpublished Works with Registration. Along with several of my recent copyright registrations, I’ve received letters from the U.S. Copyright Office stating: When you do file in future to register a collection of your…
 I suspect most photographers can relate to this dilemma. You go somewhere and shoot a subject, getting plenty of angles & options. You come home and sort through the photos trying to pick your winner. While sorting through them, different things come to mind. You like some angle or composition better than another. The light… 
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