PC Down
Hi folks, My PC’s motherboard decided to die about a week ago and we had to order another mobo to replace it. My 10-year old […]
Hi folks, My PC’s motherboard decided to die about a week ago and we had to order another mobo to replace it. My 10-year old […]
This is probably the official last part to my Digital Bird Photography series. We’ve come a long way since Part 1 and in the previous
Using Lightroom to Upload Images, Part 26 Read More »
Lightroom 4 (LR4), Adobe’s RAW converter and RAW image editor, was released a few weeks ago (approx. 3/1/2012). Lightroom is the most used program on
A Quick Look at Lightroom 4 Read More »
In Part 24, I discussed my process of developing an eagle image in Lightroom3 (LR3). (If you’re working in LR4 or LR5, the process is
From Lightroom to Plugins, Part 25 Read More »
Welcome to Part 24 of my Digital Bird Photography series. This is a direct continuation of Part 23, which shows you how I use Lightroom
Processing Images in Lightroom 3, Part 24 Read More »
Continuing now from Part 22 of the series! I’ve got my 699 images taken on Feb. 3 imported onto my hard disk and into my
Processing Images in Lightroom 3, Part 23 Read More »
[Edit Mar. 9, 2012: A few days ago, Lightroom 4 was released by Adobe. While version 4 has some new adjustment tools and modules (Map
Lightroom 3 – The Hub of My Workflow, Part 22 Read More »
Birds in Flight What color is the sky? Where is the sun? Where am I in relation to the bird’s anticipated flight path? Am I
Photographing Birds in Flight, Part 21 Read More »
Photographing Moving Birds One of the most challenging aspects of bird photography is the fact that most birds do not like to hold still or
Using External Flash in Bird Photography, Part 20 Read More »
Background What about the space behind the bird? In many bird pictures it is good to have the background out of focus—way out of focus.
Backgrounds in Bird Photography, Part 19 Read More »