Photographic Training & Tools for Success
Learn the tricks and secrets to using Photoshop faster and more efficiently.
In my training videos and workshops, I have long taught that a speedy and quality workflow starts with custom profiles for each of your cameras. Well today Adobe has improved and updated the profiles in Lightroom with all new profiles Read More …
Today, Adobe has announced a second Adobe Lightroom desktop application. There are now two versions of Lightroom, and I have two videos explaining everything you need to know. This first video talks about the difference between the two, why you’d Read More …
The new Adobe Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC have some great new features. Learn what they are, how I use them, and see how to really speed up your workflow. This 4 hour (40 part) video series will get you knocking out projects Read More …
Do you have my set of Lightroom Develop presets? This video will show you how to install and use them. This video is best viewed full screen on a computer in HD mode. If you’d like to get the presets, Read More …
See how I created this image of a conductor using Lightroom, Photoshop, and ending with one of my custom edges. I start by showing my develop settings in Lightroom to get this crunchy but clean b&w look, then using Photoshop I Read More …
I posted an article previously on a shoot where I tested the Rogue line of flash gels. There I talk about how I used the gels to create different background colors in camera, while keeping the models face and skin-tones Read More …
In a previous post, I showed some images along with an article on how I created these images. But the question has been, “How much Photoshop did you do?” The answer is not much at all. Because of my system Read More …
While doing a wedding in San Diego this last weekend, I arrived a day early to avoid travel complications and to shoot the ocean. Here are some of my favorites that I created that night. Below I’ll show how I Read More …
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(UPDATED: Video and article are now combined.) DNG is a type of RAW file. But why use it? When I’m speaking at seminars and workshops and talk of using the DNG format instead of your camera proprietary RAW format, I get Read More …