Tumalo Mountain – Winter Backpacking Trip
By Adrian Klein Zack did a post on his successful trip in this same area earlier this winter yet I thought I would share mine since it was a little different experience and imagery. I had been a handful of times over the last half dozen years with little success. The...
Previsualization, Possibly the Most Important Thing I do in Photography
by Zack Schnepf Previsualization is one of, if not the most important thing I do in photography and in art in general. It’s also one of the hardest things to teach. I use previsualization in the field and in post processing to envision what I want the final image to...
How To Remove Noise In Camera Raw 7.0 by Kevin McNeal
Recently I revisited some older images from the past few years. I am sure we all have some images in our past that we wish we could have done something different. For me, many of my images were underexposed to get detail in the sky we no regard for the...
Increasing Your IQ
By Adrian Klein If you are looking to increase your intelligence quotient then I will admit I am not sure how much this will help. What this may do is help you improve your overall image quality (IQ). There are the obvious answers while you are capturing the images...Create A Custom Luminosity Mask Workspace In Photoshop by Sean Bagshaw
I thought I would share one of the quick tips from my upcoming video tutorial series called “The Complete Guide To Luminosity Masks”. In this short video segment from the series I show how to set up a custom workspace in Photoshop for efficient use of...
Forget About the Golden Hours of Light – Part II
By Adrian Klein It’s not just photographers searching for glowing sunrise and sunsets. As I had Pandora going the other day an electronic music artist I like came across the screen “In Search of Sunrise…” with a rich and warm glowing sky. Although the context is...
Non Destructive Dodging And Burning In Photoshop by Sean Bagshaw
Dodging and Burning (selectively lightening and darkening areas of an image) are terms that have been passed down from the darkroom. Dodging and Burning can be used to create better tonal balance, enhance drama, increase dimension or guide the viewer’s...
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