This week, Joy Celine Asto kicked things off with a checklist on how to get started with film photography. Then, Bryan Esler sat down with Adobe’s Stephen Neilson to discuss the latest Photoshop release.
Sara Kempner gave us her first look at the Xpozer print system — and showed us how to put it together. Bob Coates told us how to work the scene with tighter compositions, and finally, Julie Powell reviewed the versatile Tamron 70-300mm lens for Sony cameras.
With Photoshop 2021, Adobe fully embraces the future of photo editing - Without a doubt, the biggest update to Adobe’s Creative Cloud platform last week was for Photoshop. Featuring brand-new features like Sky Replacement and Neural Filters, the 30-year-old program is looking ahead to the future by embracing artificial intelligence technologies. While Sky Replacement and Neural Filters were by far the biggest show stoppers, there were several […]
Testing out the Xpozer picture printing and hanging system - Recently I set up an image exhibit of some of my landscape photography at a local coffee shop. I piled nine large boxes with my canvases into my car and spent over an hour unloading, unpacking and hanging them in the cafe. While the end result was sufficient, the process was rather tedious and I […]
Work the scene better: Tighter compositions make better photographs - Have you ever come upon a scene thinking, “I know there’s something here.” And then walked away empty-handed? I know I have. However, it seems to happen less often when I try many different compositions. If there is a view that captures your attention, for whatever reason, it’s worth spending some time exploring with your […]
Tamron 70-300mm for Sony proves to be a nature photography gem - Being a fan of Tamron, I jumped at the chance to review the soon-to-be released Tamron 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 for my Sony. The lens is the smallest, most compact and lightweight telephoto lens currently on the market. It’s only marginally longer than my Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 workhorse and is actually a fraction lighter — a must […]
How to get started with film photography: A checklist for beginners - In my recent years of shooting film for my personal projects, people are asking me more about the “how” than the “why.” This is really interesting and exciting for me since a good number of these curious people have never even touched a film camera or a roll of film before. Sounds like you or […]
