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
Automated Image Correction
Many image editors offer a button "Auto" to quickly adjust your photographs, but most of them generally fail and grossly misadjust the image. The
What Is A Commissioned Project?
About a week ago I wrote a post, What Is A Project, which focused mainly on personal projects. But, I have had other kinds, commissioned projects by
Infrared Channel Swapping in Lightroom
Lightroom has had some weaknesses when it came to processing infrared images like channel swap and white balance. The primary problem has been and
Add Title and Caption Metadata to JPEG Files
Embedded metadata in image files is not limited to EXIF recorded by the camera. You can, and more often than you think, you should embed simple
Your Display Profile May Be Wrong
How is that for a bold statement! But it may very well be true, even if you do it regularly on schedule. Display calibration and profiling is a must
Free Photoshop Course
Adobe Photoshop has been around for decades and has become an indispensable tool for photographers and other content creators. It offers an
Haze – Dehaze 2
In the previous installment of this two-part post, I explained how you may attempt to reduce or remove the haze in your photograph using a simple
Haze – Dehaze 1
Since Adobe Lightroom 6 CC introduced the "Dehaze" slider, there is a new dehaze-craze. The slider has gained the status of Merlin's wand to cure many