Videos And Articles
Pilings In Bandon
Sticks in water. Photographers make these types of photos again and again. And I’m no exception… there’s just something about the simplicity.
Make Your Own Luck - In The Field #409
Weather doesn’t always cooperate, but the only shots you’re guaranteed to miss are the ones you’re not there for.
The Day My Camera Died
Photographing at the ocean comes with risk. A few weeks ago, my camera shook hands with the ocean and didn’t survive the encounter.
Is The New Lightroom CC Enhance Details Worth It?
Lightroom CC/Classic 8.2 added an Enhance Details feature to get crisper, finer details out of your RAW files. How does it work? How much better are enhanced photos? Is it worth it? I’ll show you how this new feature works and share when I think it makes sense to try it.
3 Things You Don’t Know About ON1 Photo RAW ... And Should
Got 5 minutes? I’m sharing three lesser known features of ON1 Photo RAW that I think you should know about.
How To Move A Master Folder In Luminar 3
Moving a Master Folder in your Luminar catalog just got a whole lot easier. I’ll show you how it’s done.
Luminar Giveaway! Win A Free Copy Of Luminar 3
Skylum released an update to Luminar today. Let’s celebrate with a giveaway for a free copy of Luminar 3!
Face Rock, Bandon
Bandon Beach is something special. For my Oregon Coastal Adventure photo workshop, I’m taking a small group of photographers to this iconic beach in November. I hope you’ll join us.
Approaching Bubbles Divide
It’s a long uphill hike to the top of Bubbles Divide in Acadia National Park. And it’s worth every step.
Keeping Haze In Landscape Photos - In Post #408
In today’s video I purposely maintain - even amplify - the haze in a landscape photo. Haze isn’t always bad.
Tides Can Change Everything - In The Field #407
In today’s video, I visit the beach near Scripps Pier at a very low tide. Many of the rocks that aren’t normally visible make a showing. I share a few photos that show how just a small swing in the tide changes the mood and feel of a photo.
When The Fog Lifts
An hour before I took this photo, these rocks were shrouded in a wet, misty fog. I’m sure glad I went out with the camera anyway.