Portrait Photos for TFP
I like shooting portrait photos for TFP, but it seems like it’s getting harder to do these days. A comment I read today from a model on Facebook explains why.
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Try To Keep An Open Mind
This may be the most important concept in all of photography, perhaps even in life. Try to keep an open mind. It may make your life easier. Some People Are Here To Help There was a post on Lightroom Killer Tips that got me thinking about the need for us to try to keep an…
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The Contact Form Backlog
I discovered my contact form has been quite busy over the last six months, but I never knew it. Here are some of the messages I’ve missed.
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Using Color Labels In Your Post Processing Workflow
You can streamline your post processing workflow using color labels to mark your progress. Here’s a quick post to show how it works.
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First Look at the Nikon 24mm f/1.4G
After waiting a few months, my Nikon 24mm f/1.4G finally arrived on Friday. Once again, I went to Walt Disney World to give it a first trial run. What I Want from the Nikon 24mm f/1.4G My purpose in getting the Nikon 24mm f/1.4G is the same as it was for my other fast primes –…
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How to Enhance Dramatic Mood in Portraits
You can enhance the dramatic mood in portraits using a combination of blurring, blend modes, and layer masks in a few easy steps. I’m using Photoshop CS6 in this tutorial, but you can do the same thing with Elements or Pixelmator. Let’s start with our portrait out of the camera. I shot this image a…