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Category Archives: Software.jpg) Purchase a print of this photo Recently I’ve been going through some of my older images that I never did anything with and processing them in Lighroom 4 and Photoshop CS6. Today’s software used for image processing just keeps getting better and better with each new upgrade and Adobe’s Lightroom 4 is no exception. They… .jpg) Purchase a print of this photo The image above is from the Davis Mountains area of Texas. I have been trying to find more time with Nik Software’s Silver Efex Pro and I thought the image above would be a good candidate because of the contrast in the cloud structure. I have always had a… .jpg) Purchase a print of this photo If you haven’t had a chance to visit my website this week you will immediately notice a different look. Not only did I post a black and white photo but my website has a whole new look. Although wildlife photography will always be my first love I decided to… .jpg) For you light painting fans here is one more image from the night of light painting with Wyman Meinzer at Palo Duro Canyon, Texas. In fact this was the last shot from the evening. A few clouds were beginning to role in so a bumped up the ISO just a tad to try and capture… .jpg) This is another image from the second night of light painting with Wyman Meinzer at Palo Duro Canyon State Park near Amarillo, Texas. The image is a 30 second exposure shot on a Nikon D3S at 1600 ISO, f/4.0 at 16mm. I processed the image in Photoshop CS6 by applying several curves adjustment layers and… .jpg) As they say, “The stars at night are big and bright”. This is a photo that I took as we were wrapping up the first evening of light painting photography at Palo Duro Canyon with Wyman Meinzer. I bumped the ISO up on my camera to 3200 and opened the aperture up to f/2.8 to… .jpg) The photo above is a panoramic photo that I shot at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. It is a series of 5 shots that were stitched together using Photoshop CS6. I didn’t have any special panorama heads to utilize, only the Really Right Stuff ballhead. I was pretty pleased with the results as this was… .jpg) We got up early Sunday morning with plans on shooting some sunrise photos in particular capturing the first sunlight as it was striking the tops of the canyons. Unfortunately as you can see from the photo above the morning was one of a cold, gray overcast day. This photo from Palo Duro Canyon was shot… |
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