Panoramic Photos; a tutorial San Galgono, Italy. There are times when I get to a place and I look around and think “Wow, this place is great! It seems like everywhere I look is something interesting. A single photographic frame can’t convey the sense of space or uniqueness of the place.” It is at […]
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Reading Your Histogram Frequently I am asked: “What should a proper histogram look like?”, and while I admit this topic is not exactly a party ice-breaker it is a topic of constant consideration for the attentive photographer. There is no absolute answer to this question: A proper histogram is one that reflects the tonal values
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Photographers Block! I think it happens to everyone sooner or later. Sometimes itsneaks up on you slowly; a late morning here or there, a missed opportunity, a subtle lack of inspiration on an outing, or it can come on all at once. Of course there are the typical excuses: I just need to set aside
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Places to go: This last summer I had a chance to document the Glacial Ridge Nature Preserve near Crookston Minnesota for The Nature Conservancy. This preserve is the largest conservation prairie restoration project in US history; over 35,000 acres of restored prairie! The project was especially meaningful to me as I was hired over 10 years ago
History Brush Tutorial: Figure 1; Pierre and northern lights before history brush retouching. Setting Photoshop Preferences: Open Photoshop. Go to the pull-down menus at the top of the screen. Go to Edit/Preferences/Performance–the only preferences you really need to set are in this dialog box: Figure 2; preferences dialog. Set Memory
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