Dec 3, 2014 | Photography, Video
Many beginning photographers struggle getting sharp images. It’s no easy task, and there are a lot of things that you have to keep in mind! I created this tutorial to help new photographers get good quality images- both out of the camera, and in post production...
Nov 16, 2014 | Food, Landscape & Buildings, Macro, Panoramic, Photography, Portraits
I love photography. I love design. I love this project. I created a portfolio photobook to showcase my photography from this semester. All photography in it is mine, as is the design. I edited the images in Photoshop and Lightroom, and then did the book layout...
Nov 13, 2014 | Landscape & Buildings, Photography
There are a few things in my photography life that just melt my butter, and old fencing is one of them. Sunflares are too. So, when I got both in one shot, I went home happy. This image was taken in Victor, Idaho. What a beautiful morning it was too! The sun...
Oct 29, 2014 | Food, Landscape & Buildings, Macro, Photography
These are some of my favorite photos I took while on a photo excursion in early October. Here are the edits I made: For Water on a Rose, I worked with the levels and brightness. These layers were partially masked out to bring out the water drops and edges of the rose....
Oct 29, 2014 | Abstract, Photography
I had a lot of fun taking these pictures. My 6-year-old son came with me- he wants to be a photographer when he grows up and sell his photos to hotels so they can hang them on a wall. So needless to say, I’m proud of him, and he was a great help today. He...
Oct 25, 2014 | Landscape & Buildings, Panoramic, Photography
I had a lot of fun working with panoramas. Morning Light is a combination of 3 images, and I manually masked them together. Bannack Ghost Town was done using Photoshop’s “photomerge” function, which makes it nice and easy. For both, I bounced around...
