Three Ways to Create a Mood in Portrait Photography
The photos we like best are the ones that evoke our emotions. We’ll take a look at three ways to create a mood in portrait photography.
Seal Rocks Revisited
I’m told this place was called Seal Rocks, though I didn’t see any seals. In fact, I didn’t see much of anything because it was pretty damn dark, cold and windy out there with spray in my face.
High Key Post Processing in Two Easy Steps
High Key Post Processing is the second half of creating an image with a lot of light and washing out the tones a bit. There are plenty of plug-in tools to give you a high key look, but I’ll show you an easy way to do it yourself. The Original Image Here’s where we start….
Photography Taboos
What are your photography taboos? Are there things that you just won’t do to a photograph?
Korean War Veterans Memorial
Korean War Veterans Memorial [pinit] I was told one of the best times to photograph the Korean War Veterans Memorial was during snowfall. Something about the frost and snow conditions makes this memorial quite eerie. Although I was there in winter, the weather didn’t oblige me with any snow for my own Korean War Veterans Memorial…
Caloosahatchee Manuscripts
Caloosahatchee Manuscripts The Caloosahatchee Manuscripts were a gift from Florida Power & Light (FPL) to the city of Fort Myers, FL. A pair of bronze cylinders engraved with thousands of letters illuminate the front of the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center. Maryland sculptor Jim Sanborn created the Caloosahatchee Manuscripts to commemorate the transition of an old power…