August 26, 2011 Often when I talk to people about their work flow one big question and the need to do some pixel based editing in Photoshop, one of the questions that often comes up is “Why can’t I do X in Lightroom?” Most of the time, it involves answers that include explanations of pixel based editing versus ...
July 1, 2011 In the last episode of the LDP Podcast, we talked about shooting with various ideas in mind – shooting from a lighting perspective versus composition. This go around, we’re mixing it up even more by approaching photography from the perspective of “Shooting with Photoshop in Mind”.
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photography December 30, 2010 As much as we like to promote moving your flash off-camera, there are times when using that little pop-up flash can be really fun! One such time can be when it’s snowing outside!
August 6, 2010 A bunch of news for today – as most of you know, our inaugural workshop was this last weekend in Anaheim, and boy was it rockin’! Great participation, great input, and super feedback from everyone. On the anonymous feedback forms, every ranking was either a 9 or a ten (and there were more of the ...
Tags: Contest, eBook, Flickr, Giveaway, learning, Lightroom, photography, web links, workshopFlickr, learning, photography, web links August 4, 2010 A recent visit to the parental units in upstate New York was long overdue for a number of reasons. First off, I’d not been back in nearly 4 years! Second, they had done some pretty extensive renovations and were clamoring for family to come see all the newness of their kitchen (and for the record, ...
Tags: English Gardens, Flickr, photography, review, setFlickr, photography, potd June 30, 2010 The June contest came to a close on Sunday, and after looking through all the images after anonymization (a.k.a. my wife downloaded them) and import to Lightroom, the winner has been determined. (Drumroll please…) And the June winner is: