It's almost Halloween! Join me for some fun with spooky Halloween colors.

In Post: The Power Of Presets

I use presets to speed up my post processing. The faster my processing is, the more time I can spent with my camera making photos.

Here's a video showing how selectively applying contrast can punch up the subject of your photo.

Over exposed photos aren't evil. Sometimes we want to over expose. Sometimes, it's all that we get.

Do you like twilight? Me too! A twilight look is just two quick curves adjustments away.

Vertical Perspective Correction

Straight-on photos of architecture look best with straight lines.

Lone Soul

This photo was the farthest thing from my mind when I set out last Sunday morning.

In Post: Managing Color & Detail

Watch this week's In Post for the moment where I realize Lightroom isn't going to be enough and jump into ON1 to finish up stylization.

After The Fall

This twisted hunk of fishing traps gave me a post-apocolyptic vibe. Time to have fun in post.

In Post: Process To Highlight Your Subject

When you process a photo, think about where you want your viewer's attention.

Alfama Window

A small taste of the charm that is Lisbon's Alfama.

In Post: Tweaking Presets To Your Style

Presets speed up our post-processing workflow. But... don't constrain yourself and take a preset at face value.

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