Video Tutorial: Adding Shadow Detail in Photoshop
Here is a quick little video on some tips for adding shadow detail to your images in Photoshop. For more image editing videos, check out the videos page on my website. Enjoy!
Eastern Sierra Autumn Workshop Photo Journal
Welcome to 2016 on the Photo Cascadia blog. I have the distinct honor of being chosen to write the first article of the new year. Actually I drew the short straw, but either way I’m excited to be kicking off Photo Cascadia’s sixth year of sharing,...
Photo Cascadia – Best of 2015
Yet again another year has flown by which brings time to look back on the past and what might lie ahead for the new year. Going strong for six years with no signs of letting up on the gas. We grew by a whopping 16.6% with Erin Babnik joining our crew. We continue...
The Creative Photographer: Three Reasons Why You Should Forget About Originality
Originality is the single most celebrated quality of the artist. Craftsmanship may rank a close second, but it is originality that typically draws the most praise and causes an artist to be remembered. Nonetheless, there are several good reasons why the...
Canadian Rockies During Fall – Trip Report
Late last year we were out as a Photo Cascadia group along the Oregon Coast when the idea was brought up to head to the Canadian Rockies for fall 2015. I was in! I had not been there while it sat on my list of must see places to visit for too long. Fast forward to the...
Book Review: More Than A Rock, review by David Cobb
“Most men pursue pleasure with such breathless haste that they hurry past it.” –Soren Kierkegaard Guy Tal is not most men; his photography is deliberate and so is his writing. In his new book More Than a Rock: Essays on Art, Creativity, Photography, Nature, and Life...
Advantages To A Cruise Vacation For Photographers by Kevin McNeal
Looking out at the turquoise waters of the Caribbean from the cruise ship, I think of all the advantages one has when vacationing on a cruise ship. I began my enthusiasm for photography while working on a cruise ship and have seen some unforgettable...
IN THE FIELD COMPOSITION WORKFLOW (PART 3 – COMPOSITION MODELS)
by Zack Schnepf As I’ve mentioned before, composition is the most challenging part of photography for me. It’s also one of the most rewarding aspects of photography. Bringing together different elements into a compelling composition is a wonderful creative process. ...
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