During some of my presentations, I get asked about the work environment for editing digital photographs. I also get individual inquiries about the subject. In this post, I will address those questions with some workspace examples including my … [Read more...] about Your Photo Editing Workspace
Photography
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 how dark the interior looks compared to the bright outside. Our visual system, being extremely … [Read more...] about Preserving Mood in Photographs
Old Houses of Adana
This post is a rewrite of something old, more than a dozen years. I wanted to write this again since the original slide show is no longer visible, and has not been visible for many years. It is both for the record and to restart the conversation … [Read more...] about Old Houses of Adana
Stitch Panoramas Even From Video Files
OK, panorama stitching has been around for quite some time and there are excellent pieces of software out there. Do we need another one? The answer may be: "Yes, if you want to stitch from video." I stumbled upon this software from Microsoft; it is … [Read more...] about Stitch Panoramas Even From Video Files
Ways of Seeing Photographs
Look at a photograph, any photograph; look very carefully for a few minutes. Now, put it away and tell a friend what you saw (or write a comment here). The moment you start speaking or writing you start translating the visual to verbal, or reading a … [Read more...] about Ways of Seeing Photographs
Sacred Spaces II Opening Reception
It was a small gathering to celebrate the opening of the last showing of the Hagia Sophia collection along with the photographs from the jewel-like Panagia Isodion. Jan made two kinds of baklava, in addition to the regular flavor she also made the … [Read more...] about Sacred Spaces II Opening Reception
Ceramica Botanica
Roger Williams Park Botanical Garden had a great exhibit, Ceramica Botanica, featuring various sized ceramic art from a gigantic Manscape to often difficult to locate gnomes in between plants. Jan and I visited the exhibit last Friday and managed to … [Read more...] about Ceramica Botanica