Far and away my favorite subject to photograph for relaxation and practice is the Landscape venue. Having grown up in the Blue Ridge mountain region of Southwest Virginia, learning to make better landscape photographs has been a staple in my own learning curve over the years and an ever-present means
Looking to make the most out of your panorama with Lightroom Classic? In this video, Serge Ramelli gives five tips on how that will change the way you shoot and process your panorama photos. Learn how to best overlap for a sharp, accurate photo, while using Fill Edge, the Transform
In part one of this article, I showed how I capture and pre-process files in Adobe Camera Raw. Then I show the assembly of a two row panoramic capture using Photomerge. Now, it’s time to tweak the resulting files using Photoshop and the Adobe Camera Raw filter. Processing after Adobe
Photographing the shadow of a black hole 53,000,000,000 light-years away is an amazing achievement. I’m no expert, but as I understand it, astronomers used many telescopes around the world to make this picture (read more). Forgive me for simplifying, but using a bunch of cameras to composite a single image
The Weekly Wrap-Up features articles from this week on Photofocus. This week, Bryan Esler talks about pricing your photography, Vanelli shows us the best way to organize photos and Julie Powell introduces us to still life photography. Plus, Mykii Liu discusses the best resolution for your monitor and Bob Coates
Photographing in the panoramic format can give your images a different look. Anything out of the ordinary can help set your images apart. And that’s a good thing. Here’s how. Photographing panorama images: Technique Let’s talk for a moment about the technique of making a panoramic capture of a scene.
Image credit – Jag_cz on Adobe Stock. These two videos are from my new class over at LinkedIn Learning… I’ll share with you in a six-part article the entire part of the course about aerial panoramic images. You can see the series here as it’s released on Photofocus or watch
Image credit – Jag_cz on Adobe Stock. These two videos are from my new class over at LinkedIn Learning… I’ll share with you in a six-part article the entire part of the course about aerial panoramic images. You can see the series here as it’s released on Photofocus or watch
Image credit – Jag_cz on Adobe Stock. These two videos are from my new class over at LinkedIn Learning… I’ll share with you in a six-part article the entire part of the course about aerial panoramic images. You can see the series here as it’s released on Photofocus or watch
Image credit – Jag_cz on Adobe Stock. These two videos are from my new class over at LinkedIn Learning… I’ll share with you in a six-part article the entire part of the course about aerial panoramic images. You can see the series here as it’s released on Photofocus or watch
Image credit – Jag_cz on Adobe Stock. These two videos are from my new class over at LinkedIn Learning… I’ll share with you in a six-part article the entire part of the course about aerial panoramic images. You can see the series here as it’s released on Photofocus or watch
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