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With all that is going on with Covid–19 this year I knew I wasn’t going to be able to travel in my usual way. That led to outfitting my Toyota RAV 4 for boon docking, AKA car camping. My photographer … Continue reading
Category Archives: photography creativity
I did a webinar for the Professional Photographers of California (PPC) last week. The subject was Photoshop including some ideas on creating art. Check out the Photoshop Party where I shared some ideas on Photoshop Selections, Blend Modes, Single image … Continue reading
The Lumix G9 with Leica DG 100-400mm lens was set upon a tripod and made mostly worry free for the duration of the show. Since I was making decisions on the other cameras. (see Part one Fireworks set-up – Part … Continue reading
The Olympus cameras now have a feature called LIVECOMP. This is short for live composite. You set a base exposure and then the camera repeats that exposure but only allows new light to be added. You get to view this … Continue reading
Tuesday Painterly Artist – Kelly Schneider PPA – Photographic Craftsman & Certified Professional Photographer The work in these Painterly Posts are usually a bit more on the obvious painting side using the digital tools we have. Today’s artist is one … Continue reading
Tuesday Painterly Artist – Kelly Schneider PPA – Photographic Craftsman & Certified Professional Photographer The work in these Painterly Posts are usually a bit more on the obvious painting side using the digital tools we have. Today’s artist is one … Continue reading
Tuesday Painterly Art Michelle Parsley M.Photog, M. Artist, Cr., CPP I had the pleasure of taking a Michelle Parsley full day Pre-Con class at Imaging USA this year. I was extremely impressed with her attention to detail and classroom style. … Continue reading
Imaging USA Part Three Here’s my final wrap up from Imaging USA in Atlanta. As mentioned, but worth saying so again, networking and speaking with people is a great way to continue your education. And I don’t think you can … Continue reading
Java Presse – Coffee Shoot The Genesis of a Commercial Shoot Not quite ‘nectar of the gods’ but I’ve found some serious joy in my morning coffee. It was a gradual process to see the pleasure I now have in … Continue reading
Interpreting the Red Rocks – Juuuust a Little Different If you have followed this blog and my work for any length of time you know that I often like to take my images further than a ‘straight’ photograph. I have … Continue reading