Videos And Articles
A Smart Phone Only Photo Shoot - In The Field #421
I received several questions about mobile phone photography in my most recent call for questions. How about a smart phone-only photo shoot?!?
Thanks For A Great Big Sur Workshop
Last week’s Big Sur photo workshop was loads of fun. Great people, great photos… I couldn’t have asked for more.
Photo Teardown: Strong Black & White - In Post #420
A healthy amount of dodge & burn shaped this black & white photo. I’ll break it down for you.
That Sound You Hear Is Fate Laughing - In The Field #419
Some days the photo is just not meant to be. You’ve been there… right?
The Big Sur Workshop Starts Today
I’m in Big Sur this week hosting a group of my fellow photographers for a week-long workshop.
Get A Midtone Boost With The Texture Slider In Lightroom CC
Adobe added a new Texture slider to Lightroom CC this week. Let me quick you the quick tour.
Dual Mode, Sync Settings And More In ON1 Photo RAW 2019.5
ON1 released Photo RAW 2019.5 today. This release packs in a slew of new features. Two of my favorites are Dual Mode and the improvements to Sync Settings.
If Adobe Hikes Prices, What Will You Do?
Adobe did a little A/B marketing on the Creative Cloud plans for photographers. It raises the question - what will you do if Adobe hikes prices?
Using Photoshop Smart Objects For Round Trip Edits In Lightroom
Are you a Lightroom plug-in user? Check out this round trip workflow for a non-destructive editing experience - including your plug-ins.
Carriage Road In Acadia National Park
I’d love to share this spot with you. I’m hosting a small group of photographers in Acadia National Park this fall. How about you join us for the Autumn In Acadia photography workshop?
Live Edit! Unscripted & Uncut - In Post #418
In my Live Edit videos, I share my entire start-to-finish workflow using a photo that I’ve never worked on before. Mistakes, switchbacks and wrong turns are all part of the video - that’s where the learning happens!
Little Long Pond, Mount Desert Island, Maine
Breathtaking scenes appear around every turn on Mount Desert Island.