The 72 PPI Web Image Myth
We have all heard that 72 pixels per inch (ppi) is best for web or screen resolution and 300 pixels per inch is for print resolution, right? There are reasons why the pixel per inch resolution matters for print, but the 72 ppi rule for web images is a myth, although...
Remembering A Trip To Easter Island
This week I’m taking a look back at an article I wrote in 2016 called, Easter Island: Photographing The Last Place On Earth. It is hard to believe it has been three years since I had the opportunity to travel to this mythical and remote island with my friends,...
Using Lightroom CC To Take Your Images Anywhere
Sync Images From Lightroom Classic to Lightroom CC A little while back I posted the video below on my YouTube channel showing how you can use Lightroom CC (which you get as part of your Adobe Creative Cloud photography subscription) to sync images over from Lightroom...
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...
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