HDR Imaging has become quite popular. For some, it represents a novelty; for others, creative process; and to me, "a sensor with a huge range". The
Single File HDR, really?
Well, not exactly but perhaps a mini HDR; but a very useful one at that. There are numerous articles, Web tutorials, books written about the high
From Many To One, Multiple Exposure Photography
Generally, when we take a photograph there is a single scene, one element; and, that is what we expect to see. There are, however, reasons to combine
Architectural Photography – 2
As this photograph zooms in on the details of the lead photograph in the previous one, our attention will get closer to the photographic aspects of
Preserving Mood in Photographs
One of the neglected, and often violated element in photography is the mood. Sitting in your living room on a bright sunny day look around and notice
Adobe Lightroom 6 Is Out
The long-awaited update to Lightroom 6 is finally here. Software updates create anticipation and excitement fueled by the new features added to the
Wishes For 2015
Wishes are easy to make, sometimes too easy. Yet, we all wish for things and hope that they will come true. In that vein, I have the following list of
National Geographic Says …
I have been writing about the excessive editing of digital images and how unnecessary these edits are. I even challenged the PSA and other
Lightroom 4 Clarity Slider
I have been using Lightroom 4 for a while now and have already written extensively on the printing related issues. In this post, I will bring to your