Lately, I’ve been giving a lot of thought to how I share my photos. I’ve noted other photographers online are also examining their relationships with photo sharing sites, such as this post by Thomas Hawk. In addition to this site, I also have accounts on Flickr and SmugMug. Both have strengths and drawbacks which make…
Next month will mark nearly a year since I started experimenting with High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography. I’ve taken a look back at some of my early efforts. It was a very painful look back in many cases. For example, this one screeches to mind: You may think that I would apologize for inflicting this…
If you pay attention to other photographers on the Internet, you know it was alive with news of Nik Software’s latest release, HDR Efex Pro. I’ve been looking forward to the release since I heard about it in August (I think). Nik put on a few webinars and I saw it demonstrated at Photoshop World….
About a year ago, I attended my first Photoshop World conference. Not only did I learn a great deal, but I had a blast doing it. So much so that I decided to attend the next one in Orlando earlier this year. Once again, I learned a lot and had fun doing it. That was…
When I attended the HDR Workshop hosted by Scott Bourne and Trey Ratcliff earlier this year, Trey discussed one of his projects called HDR Spotting. The concept came out of a question. Trey is pretty popular and his images get a lot of attention. In my opinion, it’s deserved. He’s found interesting subjects during his…
