“I Don’t Like My Pictures!”
“I Don’t Like My Pictures” We’ve all said that after a shoot, after visiting a location that we had high expectations for, such as after… Read More »“I Don’t Like My Pictures!”
HDR
HDR Isn’t Just a Crutch, or a Crime!
Crescent City Sunset, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. Some photographers have fallen in love with High Dynamic Range (HDR) post-processing, producing dramatic but strange results.… Read More »HDR Isn’t Just a Crutch, or a Crime!
HDRs: Good, Bad, or Something Else?
Select the photo above to visit the Picasa album: “HDRs in 2011 So Far” HDR, “High Dynamic Range” photography has been around since at least… Read More »HDRs: Good, Bad, or Something Else?
HDR-Friendly Workflow, Using Adobe Lightroom for Realistic Results
A question came up a while back about workflow for HDR, and using a common editing program like Adobe Lightroom with it. I use Lightroom… Read More »HDR-Friendly Workflow, Using Adobe Lightroom for Realistic Results
Color Accuracy vs. Art in Photo Post-processing, the Case for HDR
Tree on Fire, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. I see that question a lot posed online, in discussion groups, even under photos. To me liking… Read More »Color Accuracy vs. Art in Photo Post-processing, the Case for HDR
Tame HDR to Produce More Realistic Images
For about a year now I’ve been bracketing exposure on most shots so I have the option of using high dynamic range (HDR) software to… Read More »Tame HDR to Produce More Realistic Images
Oregon Photography Tour: Wine Country to the Oregon Coast
Waking up in Roseburg, I was at a loss as to what to go photograph at dawn. I decided to sleep in and go wine… Read More »Oregon Photography Tour: Wine Country to the Oregon Coast
Oregon Photography Tour: Mt. Hood to Painted Hills
On the morning of my second day, before leaving Mt. Hood, for old times’ sake I had to have breakfast in Timberline Lodge. Timberline Lodge… Read More »Oregon Photography Tour: Mt. Hood to Painted Hills