A while back Really Right Stuff (the makers of the tripods and bullheads I use) released a free magazine called Light and Shadow. In the latest issue (Issue #2), I contributed an article on post processing one of my photos. It’s an older photo from a trip to Norway I took way back. But still one of my favorites.
Download the Photo
You can download the photo I used in this tutorial here.
Plus, there’s a ton of other great articles in the magazine. I think you’ll find it’s got a really nice mix of everything from landscape photography, to travel, sports, wildlife and everything in between. And did I mention the magazine was free to download? Yep! Here’s the link.
Enjoy!
PS: Thanks for all of the good wishes during the latest hurricane that hit Florida. Me and everyone else I know is safe and sound. Nobody in this area sustained major damage and (if you can believe it)… even during 90+ MPH winds we never lost power. Not once! That’s totally crazy. I had the generator ready to go and having lived here for 25 years we thought it was an absolute certainty that we’d be without power for at least a couple of days. Anyway… thanks again!
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.
Great LR Tips.
I was very excited to see your great article in the RRS magazine – well done!
Glad that you and yours weathered the storm OK. My question is did you get many weather shots during that time?
The PS is good news from Florida.
Glad to hear you made it through Irma OK.
Great news Matt that all is okay with you and your family!! It is crazy that you didn’t loss power! Here in San Antonio, the slightest lightening and power is out! 🙂
Take care and thanks for the info on the magazine. I’ll check it out!
Dennis
I am so glad you, your family and friends are safe, Matt.
I’m so glad to know that you “weathered” the storm safely.