Lightroom excels at organization and post-production photography work. But the first thing many photographers often want to know is: “Why should I use Lightroom to organize my photographs?” The Lightroom [read more]
Grab your DSLR, and ask yourself, “Have I explored all its potential possibilities?” Well, lets take a moment to check out 7 ideas for your camera in the field. Join [read more]
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To understand the question, what are lightroom presets, let’s look at a cooking analogy. In almost every cooking recipe, there are steps we repeat. When we are baking, for instance, [read more]
Running out of photo storage space? Jim Austin M.A. Apogee Photo Coach, helps us to save our best work and free up space on our drives, with answers to the [read more]
Like Michelangelo, Botticelli, Rubens, and Raphael before him, the legendary photographer Helmut Newton used the golden ratio in the compositions of his masterful portraits and art celebrating the female form. [read more]
“I can fix that on the computer.” Have you ever caught yourself uttering these words? These are words people say way too often and make workshop leaders cringe while out [read more]
This is a photo I did for a wedding party…and the bride and groom had asked me to recreate an image they had seen from an old TV show poster [read more]
For the past five years, award-winning physicist and pro photographer, Dr. Elliot McGucken, has traversed thousands of miles with a rather tattered copy of the Tao te Ching, which he [read more]
Pets are bundles of love pure and simple and they’re part of the family. That’s why we love to take pictures of them and why professional pet photography is a [read more]
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