Welcome to Xpozer, a new way to print and hang your images. I was recently asked to look at and review Xpozer printing and framing system, which claims to “Make Photography Awesome…”
I had been looking for something fun to do with some friends and students for an end of the year get together, a change from the usual Sunday brunch and champagne or a ‘play-date’ in the studio. Something fun and inclusive of photographers and non-photographers alike.
This week, I am taking a look at some quick and easy portraits by batch-processing some images from a recent studio session.
Come behind the scenes for a recap on the Fantasy Portrait Workshop and see some of the images captured by the students.
I must confess that I do prefer to work with natural light for still life photography, even bad light can be beautiful. However, it is not always possible to work during daylight hours during some parts of the year…
Creating soft beautiful images with natural window light is quite simple to achieve with a few tools and some know-how. Working with soft indirect light can create some stunning still life images.
During my first look at Luminar 4, I must confess to being a little bit lost at first. But it didn’t take too long to find my way around…
It really is all about the light and capturing it to make the most of your subject, to create dramatically beautiful images with indirect natural light…
It might sound like a weird question, but what does your editing workflow look like? Are you all over the place and jump from image to image or do you have a system?
