Just another rainy sunday
September 12, 2010
254/365
Yesterday I went to the UC Music Fest with Melissa and friends. We had a blast watching and listening to Ok Go, Jesse Malin and Train. This photo is of Ok Go.
September 10, 2010
253/365
We all shoot or process photos that we are unhappy with. A good practice is admitting it. This photo was shot about 2 hours ago. Since I am not home at my computer I don’t have access to my arsenal of software. I am not afraid to share the photo because I know the final [...]
September 9, 2010
The other side of the lens
As photographers we are so used to the view from behind the lens that we tend to forget to have our own pictures taken. My father was always behind the camera and when I asked my grandmother for a picture of my father and grandfather she told me that she only has one picture of [...]
September 8, 2010
251/365
In just over 100 days I will finish my project 365. It has been a fun ride so far and I want to thank every person who has been following along. Myth: Photographers who shoot HDR only shoot HDR. Fact: Not true. Many HDR photographers change it up. Me: I shoot however I feel at [...]
September 7, 2010
250/365
I went out for a lunch picnic with Andrew and Jade. I was messing around with some silhouettes but because I don’t have time to work on them now, here is a regular exposure of one of the shots. For those that do not understand silhouettes, to create one from a shot like this you [...]
September 7, 2010
Using Nik Silver Efex Pro for adding pop to a color photograph
Not until recent did I ever think about using Nik Silver Efex Pro for use in a color photograph. Typically, the Photoshop plugin is used to convert your color photograph to a stunning blakc and white. Not only that, but it does a fantastic job in doing so. Back in April, Justin Balog posts an [...]
September 6, 2010
249/365
I was playing with my mom’s iPhone today. I downloaded a free HDR app. Yea, no adjustments.. just an HDR button.
September 5, 2010
248/365
Before heading back home to New Jersey we stopped at West Chester University (where Melissa went to college) so she and one of her college roommates can see what has changed.
