From my own childhood I have plenty of deer-in-headlights photos with Santa. Why is it that at such a great photo moment every parent seems to grab that same photo. Maybe its just because […]
I’ve made a lot of mistakes in my years of travel photography. Malcom Gladwell said it best that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to become an expert. While I’m sure I haven’t reached the […]
Crowded tourist locations can be the death of a photographer. Too many people, lots of visual distractions and cheap tacky gift stores can ruin what would have been an outstanding photo. If you are looking to […]
With the 4th of July just around the corner its a good time to prepare for your weekend BBQ. It’s also a great time to read up on how to take some stellar photos of […]
I am stilling reeling in my international relocation process. Somehow there are still boxes everywhere and with the the U.S. holidays, just getting through Thanksgiving was a challenge. Unfortunately my photography has taken a […]
As a follow up to my previous post on Lightroom 5 export presets for images optimized for Instagram here is a set of presets to speed up your Facebook workflow. Download the posted zip […]
Export presets are a great way to speed your workflow. I find them especially useful for quickly export images to suitable sizes for social media. To save you some effort I have just posted a […]
A quick tip today on changing Lightroom crop orientation. Sometimes when I am in the develop module I find myself wanting to quickly change my 2×3 crop from landscape to portrait orientation. The best way […]
I was reading an article about timelapse photography and came across on thought on composition that said if the composition makes a good still image, it has a good chance of making a good timelapse. […]
Tonight I was working on piecing together and editing some recent images for my short timelapse film of Baden. This segment is one of the first test shots of the train station in Baden Switzerland. […]
