Architectural perspective correction may sound complicated, but it’s really just a name for straightening building in your photos that appear warped due to lens distortion. In the video below, I’ll show you how to easily correct lens distortion for architecture in Lightroom CC. **This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make…
The photos we like best are the ones that evoke our emotions. We’ll look at three ways to create a mood in portrait photography. How Do You Create Mood in Portrait Photography? Before we get into these three methods, you must determine what mood you want to establish. Is it a sense of belonging? Do…
Color provides one of the best ways to be creative with our photographs. Before you reach for the Saturation or Vibrance sliders in Lightroom, think about how to use white balance for colorful creativity.
The Internet is full of articles telling you how to take better travel photos. Most of them offer solid advice, although a bit benign. Study your location, look for the light, etc. Nothing wrong there, but not particularly helpful to stand out. As it turns out, there is something you can do to take better…
For someone who doesn’t spend much time in churches, I love old cathedrals. The Havana Cathedral, or Catedral de La Habana, didn’t disappoint. It’s a shame they don’t build them like this anymore. My Nikon GP-1 Died Here I’m a fan of adding geodata to my photos. Partly because I like seeing the places I’ve been…
I’m told it’s the world’s longest public bench, the Havana Malecon. It’s a seawall that runs about five miles, providing a gathering place for families, fishermen, lovers, and Cubans who just want to hang out. A Week in Cuba I’m back from a week in Cuba with Joe McNally and Santa Fe Photographic Workshops. For…