RAW creativity: Working with Snapshots in Camera Raw
Camera Raw — either in Bridge or Photoshop — is my favorite RAW processor. If it only had virtual copies to explore effects as Lightroom
Camera Raw — either in Bridge or Photoshop — is my favorite RAW processor. If it only had virtual copies to explore effects as Lightroom
Embrace the lights. Something we photographers do quite often. A few years back, I was tasked to photograph various large-scale art installations for ArtPrize Project
While there has yet to be a true “dump” of snow in West Michigan, I went back and looked at some older photos recently, pulling
When it comes to delivering photos fast, nothing’s greater than automating part of the process. But how do you attain quickness through such an intensive
A while back, I saw a photo my friend Gary Alan Brink posted of the Fallasburg Bridge in Lowell, MI. It featured a car driving
Want to open almost any image in Camera Raw? It turns out that you can! You can, in fact, open TIFF and JPEG files using
Autumn and Spring are great seasons for making cityscapes. The weather is cool but not cold, and the sun sets early so you can make
I’ve become a fan of Platypod Ultra. It’s got all the best features of the original Pro and the larger Max, and it fits in
Submitting photos to Adobe Stock has just become a whole lot easier thanks to the new Contributor Portal. Most stock photo photographers will tell you that keywords
A triptych is three images that share a common theme displayed as a single piece. In this video I’ll be making the simplest form of
There are times when, at the very outset of editing, you’ll know the dimensions of the image you want to create. In this post we’ll