Display consultation and printing
In a world of digital photography it's increasingly rare to print photos or even see a photo on a screen larger than your phone or laptop.
In a world of digital photography it's increasingly rare to print photos or even see a photo on a screen larger than your phone or laptop.
Revisiting an old friend after the shutdown as a result of Covid-19. Dream Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Including the sun in your photograph can provide a dramatic focal point to draw the viewer's eye, but capturing and processing a pleasing photo takes more than a simple snapshot.
In my weekly newsletter I often give a brief summary of my processing of the the raw image file. I thought I would further explain my most common edits here.
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A little late in posting this one (okay, very late), but better late than never. Last March we ventured to Bears Ears and its vicinity to camp, hike, and photograph.
We spent one evening in Monument Valley, which was just a short distance from our camping location at Goosenecks State Park. We then spent a couple days around Bears Ears including a night out at Natural Bridges National Monument.
The weather was not very cooperative, between recent snow and more rain during our trip, which prevented us from getting down some roads and on some trails. On the plus side, however, the crowds were nonexistent.
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