Practical Wildlife Photography Advice and Tips
26 Oct 2009
Another video tip from Rick and I, this time on Sunset Silhouettes.
I hope you enjoy it, and as always, if you have any questions or comments use the comments section below or you can reach me via twitter at http://twitter.com/jpons.
Juan
20 Oct 2009
Another video tip from Rick and I, this time on waterfall photography.
I hope you enjoy it, and as always, if you have any questions or comments use the comments section below or you can reach me via twitter at http://twitter.com/jpons.
Juan
16 Oct 2009
As some of you may know I had the privilege of being invited to be one of the instructors at the Aperture Nature Photography Workshop at beautiful Mt. Rainier in Washington state. There I had pleasure of meeting Rick Sammon in person and we immediately hit it off! Rick is one of the nicest and [...]
24 Jun 2009
The greatest benefit of using photography oriented Digital Asset Managers (or DAM), such as Lightroom or Aperture, for us photographers is the highly efficient workflow provided by these tools when working with hundreds or even thousands of images, while sorting, tagging, culling, processing and developing our images.
Having a well tuned and familiar workflow is crucial [...]
12 Jun 2009
Sharpening is a crucial step in your digital workflow, however my experience is that it is also one of the most misunderstood. Every digital image requires a certain level of sharpness (or unsharp mask) applied to it, the reasons are quite technical and they revolve around the pattern in which the pixels are arranged in [...]
20 May 2009
When processing an image in Lightroom it is useful to check your work against the the original image you started out with. You an always revert back to your original image by going to the history panel on the left hand side of the develop module and selecting your original starting point titled “Import” which [...]
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