Clouds Illusions – Part Two A couple of weeks ago I shared some clouds and ideas about photographing them and some thoughts on using them in working on your art images. (see the post here) Sunset was coming together looking … Continue reading
Cloud’s Illusions I enjoy clouds! At sunrise. At sunset. In the middle of the day. From below. From above. The constantly changing and rearranging palette of shape, form, and color keep me pointing my camera at the sky. I wonder … Continue reading
When the Elements Come Together I’ve heard it called shooting on the edge. Edge of what you ask? Edge of everything. Edge of the weather. Edge of day and night. Any time there is a contrast from the norm it’s … Continue reading
Software from Skylum (formerly MacPhun) Until December 31st some deals are going on with the number one software program for photographers. I’ll hit you with the details below. I will often use Luminar as a plug-in to Photoshop for finishing … Continue reading
Sunrise Photography with Light Rays On a visit at my MIL’s on the marsh in Delaware last week I found myself up at dawn photographing the sunrise. It’s funny when you are on the road in a different place you … Continue reading
Outdoor Photography – Walking Oak Creek Part Three This is a four-part series. Here are the links to previous posts. Part one. Part two. When out photographing for the day the camera that is converted to infrared makes shooting under … Continue reading
Infrared Cloud Images I enjoy the high-contrast look of clouds when photographed in infrared. I use a Lumix G6 with the filter changed out to infrared by LifePixel. Processed in Adobe Camera RAW Clouds can have lots of personality when … Continue reading
Infrared Image Wetlands Near Sedona, Arizona The Lumix G6 is coming in very handy now that it is converted over to infrared capture by LifePixel. Midday is not the best time in the world for catching beautiful photos with standard … Continue reading
Stud Horse Point Infrared Photography – Page Arizona Infrared imaging can add interest to a scene that otherwise would be OK but rather mundane. I have a Lumix G6 that I had converted to IR by LifePixel. It’s great to … Continue reading
Settings for Time Lapse Video In a previous post I showed you a finished time lapse video captured from the parking lot of Mariposa Restaurant in Sedona overlooking the red rocks after having lunch there last Sunday afternoon. While having … Continue reading