When A Landscape Shoot Goes Bad
Yesterday I posted some of my favorites from my Grand Teton National Park trip. First off, thank you – there were a lot of really nice comments. So today, figuring why should I end it on a high note, I thought I’d follow it up with some of the not-so-good...Some Photos From My Jackson Hole And Grand Teton National Park Trip
Before we get started, I’ll let you know now that you have to click the photos to see them larger to really appreciate them (some are cropped differently too, but you won’t see it in the small version). Okay… onward! A couple weeks ago I spent 4 days...Do Your Photos Ever Not Live Up To Your Expectations?
So I’m sitting in my office yesterday talking with my buddy Brian Matiash from onOne Software. I showed him a photo that I took last week and asked what he thought. He was like “Hey, that’s nice.”. Not “great”, not...My Nikon D800 vs D800E Comparison
Last week I got a D800E from LensProToGo.com for my photo trip out west. I wanted to put it up against a Nikon D800 to see if I’d really notice the extra sharpness you get because the 800E doesn’t have the anti-aliasing filter. Now, going into the test I...Follow Up To How People See Photos Differently
Yesterday I posted about a photo I’d seen recently in which I absolutely fell in love with. I mentioned how my wife had the most opposite reaction to the photo that I could have ever predicted and the crazy reason why. So if you haven’t read the post, go...About Me
I love teaching and photography... In that order. I feel that enjoying photography, and photo editing can get WAY too complicated. So my personal mission (and favorite thing to do), is to create education that simplifies the process of taking great photos, and how to edit them to get the results you’ve always wanted.