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Photos can appear out of nowhere and when you least expect it. Because of this, its a good habit [...]
Yesterday, I posted a shot of the moon rising into a deep blue evening sky. It was reminiscent of some NASA photos I’ve seen where the blue sky turns to interstellar black. Now I’m here to tell you that what I posted was only part of the story - in other words, it really wasn’t [...]
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Adjusting levels, saturation and other settings in Photoshop can have a dramatic effect on the mood of an image. Take the image below, for example. What you see is a standard landscape photo of Paynes Prairie in late fall. The lush greenery is becoming dying brownery, accented with patches of yellow flowers. The sky is [...]
It’s been awhile since my last stop at the Paynes Prairie overlook, so I made the trip out there last week during a particularly overcast day. The floodplain is just about dried up and most of the vines and grasses are beginning to wither away. There’s some late-blooming things, but most everything is about ready [...]
A minor miracle occurred yesterday after a casual tweet to Guy Kawasaki regarding the humor of people complaining about his Alltop promotional tweets on Twitter. He agrees and then says my feed is now in the Alltop directory, at which point I fall out of my chair and administer CPR to myself. Needless to say, [...]
High file compression is a given in the field camera phone photography, but I had not discovered a way to counter this efficiently, instead trying to manually reduce it through lighting and shot angles. Well thanks to the tutorial, “Reduce Noise in Photoshop CS3,” by Mike Rodriguez, I discovered a goldmine in the world of [...]