Sometimes you don't have a choice but to shoot through glass. Here's a simple trick to cut out the glare from internal light sources.
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OnOne is bringing back the capability to select multiple photos, create a new PSD file, and have each image added as a layer.
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Tide Pools along Coast Park, La Jolla, CA
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Any landscape photographer knows, Mother Nature is fickle. Not every visit to the shoreline will yield good results. Here are four tools I use to plan for an ocean shoot to improve my chances for a keeper.
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On my drive into Death Valley, Joshua trees spotted the desert. Toward the afternoon, the dry winds shaped the clouds into streaks and bunches. I had to pull over and take a few photos.
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As your post-processing skills grow, revisit your earlier work. A fresh reprocessing will reveal a different perspective on a scene.
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Do you want to improve your photography in 2014? A photo challenge is a great way to stretch creatively, grow beyond your current comfort zones, and get constructive feedback on your photos.
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If you flag or lock photos in your camera during a shoot, take advantage of that when importing into Aperture and find those locked photos more quickly.
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The skies are a deeper blue in the early mornings and late evenings ... excellent times for taking photos. The Blue Gallery
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"Welcome back, Scott." Three words. That's all it took. My heart stopped, my hair grayed, and my life shortened ... but only by a wee bit.
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The Morning Tide, Windansea, La Jolla
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When post processing a landscape shot with a treelike, take the time and fill in the gaps where the sky peeks through. You'll be much more satisfied with the final image.
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