Posts Tagged ‘digital darkroom’
How my dad became a pirate
30May11
I got an email from my friend Todd this morning. “Where’d you find that Loch Ness Monster photo?” he asked. He was referring to a little prank I played on my readers a couple of days ago. Clearly, Todd doesn’t know about my obsession with Photoshop. “I made that photo,” I wrote back. I told […]
Filed under: Attempted humor, Friends and family, How to ..., Photography, Technology | 10 Comments
Tags: bigfoot, digital darkroom, digital manipulation, Elvis, Loch Ness Monster, Photography, Photoshop, Photoshop layers, postaday2011, postproduction, sasquatch
A smidge too far
21Jan11
One of WordPress’ “Freshly Pressed” selections caught my eye this morning. In his most recent post, Dan Jurak discusses using color matching to digitally manipulate his images: I stopped worrying about the “right” color a long time ago. Unless you are shooting for a catalog where a client needs to see the colors of a […]
Filed under: Photography, Psychology, Travel | Leave a Comment
Tags: digital darkroom, HDR, Photography, Photoshop, postaday2011, travel photography
