Year In Images 2018 Video!
Welcome To Our Year In Images! It’s our favorite time of year…that time when we look back at our Year In Images! Each year we put together a video revisiting the photographs, adventures and team antics that made the year memorable. This year brought saw...
Video – Building Actions to Automate Repetitive Tasks in Photoshop
After a busy Art Show and Workshop season, I’m finally continuing my Advanced Post Processing Workflow series on YouTube. In episode six I demonstrate how I build an action to automate the repetitive task of preparing images for the web. Actions are an...
Erin Babnik Shares Personal Story of Surviving the Camp Fire
Due to the personal nature of its content, the article that I published this week appears on my own website. After losing my home, my office, and everything inside to the wildfire of November 8, I have been incredibly fortunate and grateful to receive immense support...
Landscape Photography When It’s Quick and Unplanned
We can get enamored with stories of blood, sweat, and tears to get a photo, the stories where a photographer hiked many miles into the mountains through a rare storm to get a truly unique photo, not to mention the planning that went into it. If not that you might be...
Impressions of China
I recently returned from a photo trip to eastern China and wanted to share a few impressions of that part of the country and tips on China travel. When planning your trip, you’ll not only need a passport, but also a visa to enter the country. You can apply for a visa...
Better Quality Night Sky Images Using Luminosity Masks
Digital cameras have revolutionized our ability to create images of the night sky. Using film, there are essentially two ways to expose a night sky image. One is to leave the camera shutter open for a LONG time on a fixed tripod. This technique creates star trails as...
10 Items to Bring on Your Next Photography Trip
Whether you are heading out on a photography adventure for a weekend or week, or even longer, there are things we all think about taking beyond our camera equipment and accessories. I believe there is non-photography equipment that helps make or break the outing. I am...
Finding Your Niche
Finding Your Niche I recently met up with photographer Mike Moats, and remembered his story of photographing the Watchman in Zion National Park. He stood there with 150 other people photographing the same damn scene and realized he couldn’t compete with all of them,...
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