Thoughts on photography
There is a big debate in the photography community about which platform is best to post processing on, Mac or Windows. I am firmly in the Mac camp, have been for about 10 years now. Currently most of my image post processing is done on one of two 15in 2012 MacBook Pros, one at home one at the office.
Read MoreI am planning at Night Sky Photography Workshop for Friday, March 22rd. We’ll get started at 730p with some classroom discussion and be ready to start shooting around 830 when astro-twilight begins. This workshop will be geared towards photographers who have at least a basic knowledge level. You don’t have to be an expert but should be familiar with how your camera works.
Read MoreI am frequently asked for tips by both photographers just starting out and experienced ones who want to try the night sky thing. I usually point them to some YouTube tutorials, recommend some gear and a couple spots to try. The one tip I really WANT to give them but I know they don’t want to hear is that the best way to get images like the ones I regularly share is to practice, practice, practice.
Read MoreI have an extra calendar or two left over that need to be on someones wall. Check out the entry form below to get your entries.
Read MoreA start to finish processing tutorial for a night sky Milky Way image of the Yaupon Pier on Oak Island, NC. Processing was done with Lightroom, Starry Landscape Stacker and Photoshop using NIK Collection and PhotographingSpace actions.
Read MoreA tutorial for using Panolapse to add a zoom effect to your time-lapse video. I took a little time-lapse footage I shot in January that I wasn’t really happy with and give it a new life with some zoom effect.
Read MoreTutorial on post processing star trail photography using Lightroom, StarStax, Photoshop and NIK Collection.
Read MoreA basic tutorial on how to post process Milky Way images in Lightroom. Milky Way can be some of the toughest images to post process due to the differences in the sky and foreground. Lightroom makes this easy allowing for control over the entire image as well as the various parts.
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