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Before and After Post Processing Part 3

Before and After Post Processing Part 3

by Photo Cascadia | Apr 20, 2016 | Image Processing, Luminosity Masks, Photo Article | 1 comment

by Zack Schnepf The most common request I get is to see my photos before and after post processing.  This is part three of my before and after series.  Good processing is more important than ever.  The vast majority of professional photographers capture their images...
To Look or Not to Look: Can You Find Yourself Through the Work of Other Photographers?

To Look or Not to Look: Can You Find Yourself Through the Work of Other Photographers?

by Erin Babnik | Apr 14, 2016 | Education, Erin Babnik, Philosophy | 28 comments

  There are many photographers who worry that exposure to photographs by others will contaminate the purity of their own creative vision, that they will never find their own voice if they are working under the influence, so to speak. Creativity involves choice,...
Limiting Vantage Points – For Your Safety

Limiting Vantage Points – For Your Safety

by Adrian Klein | Apr 4, 2016 | Locations, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Photography Techniques | 23 comments

It was a few summers ago I was photographing sunrise at Cape Kiwanda on the Oregon Coast. A place where you can easily sit mesmerized by the flow of the waves crashing into the earth toned cliffs. On the short “hike” to the end of cape I pass the usual...
Telephoto Lenses and Landscape Photography by David Cobb

Telephoto Lenses and Landscape Photography by David Cobb

by Photo Cascadia | Mar 28, 2016 | Composition, Photo Article, Photography Techniques | 2 comments

Most landscape photography is shot with a wide-angle lens to accent that leading line or capture that vibrant red sunrise. Using a telephoto lens to capture a landscape offers a different challenge and a different way of thinking. The goal now is less about distortion...
What I Learned From My Time At Paws Up Resort

What I Learned From My Time At Paws Up Resort

by Kevin McNeal | Mar 21, 2016 | Photo Travel, Photography Business, Photography Tips, Winter Photography | 0 comments

This winter I got to visit one of the top premier resorts in Montana called Paws Up Luxury Ranch just outside Missoula Montana. A few years ago, I was fortunate enough to be asked my the media team at Paws Up to do a commercial shoot during spring photo shoot. I...
Photoshop for Landscape Photographers

Photoshop for Landscape Photographers

by Chip Phillips | Mar 15, 2016 | Education, Image Processing, Photography Techniques, Video Tutorial | 0 comments

I just finished the second edition of my video series, originally titled “Image Editing Volume 1”.  Now called Photoshop for Landscape Photographers ,this series of 10 videos has been completely redone from the ground up, with up-to-date software, new...
Make One Photoshop Action That Will Place A Watermark On Any Size Image

Make One Photoshop Action That Will Place A Watermark On Any Size Image

by Sean Bagshaw | Mar 7, 2016 | Education, Image Processing, Video Tutorial | 4 comments

I enjoy getting photography and developing questions from people. When certain questions come up often enough I realize the topic might warrant a video tutorial of its own. Such is the case with how to place watermarks on images in Photoshop. Many of us who share our...
Tonality Control 2.0 Instructional Video

Tonality Control 2.0 Instructional Video

by Photo Cascadia | Mar 2, 2016 | Video Tutorial | 4 comments

by Zack Schnepf In case you may have missed my other announcements.  I recently completed my latest post processing instructional video Tonality Control 2.0. In the video I guide you through my most current multiple exposure workflow.  I demonstrate how I use the...
Five Valuable Lessons that I Learned in Art School

Five Valuable Lessons that I Learned in Art School

by Erin Babnik | Feb 22, 2016 | Education, Erin Babnik, Philosophy | 15 comments

Art school may not be necessary or even helpful for everyone with creative intentions, but it can provide a valuable experience. In my case, being enrolled in a fine arts program introduced me to a lot of great advice that has stayed with me over the years. What...
Abstract Nature Photography Revisited

Abstract Nature Photography Revisited

by Adrian Klein | Feb 16, 2016 | Color, Composition, Education, Fall Color Photography, Locations, Philosophy, Photography Techniques, Winter Photography | 6 comments

I did a blog post a number of years back on abstract nature photography yet it’s been a long time and thought I would revisit this topic. I really enjoy this type of photography especially when you find hidden gems that others may not have seen or might have...
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