Weather is tough to predict, even for meteorologists. Â Landscape photographers have the challenging task of reading the weather and deciding when to get their gear out and when to wait for another day.
It is about that time, and Adobe Systems will soon be announcing Photoshop Lightroom 6. For those who have been with the program since Lightroom 1, they have seen the program evolve from rudimentary to indispensable. While there are a number of amazing tools such as Nikon CaptureNX, OnOne Photo Suite, Topaz Labs, and MacPhun, … Read more
I recently trekked to Garrett’s Arch in Joshua Tree National Park. Â Garrett’s Arch is likely the largest arch in Joshua Tree, although another unpublicized arch could give it competition. Garrett’s Arch is located in the Wonderland of Rocks backcountry. Â The trailhead begins at the Wall Street Mill parking lot, proceeding briefly before veering left towards … Read more
Resolutions are the worst. Â They are made to be broken. Â They imply impending failure rather than achievement. Â They focus solely on the result, ignoring the planning and thought process that is most important. Goals are what your resolutions should be, especially if they are SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely. A common resolution … Read more
Skyfire – A Review of the App One of my photography friends, Matthew Kuhns, has released a new app called Skyfire. Â The app has appeared on Petapixel, so it has already received a good amount of promotion so far. As a user of the app, I thought I would include a few notes about the … Read more
