Watercolor effect on an image from Yellowstone (click on image to see original)
Sadly, I am not writing this post from Wyoming. Try as I might on Monday, I could not find an open path into Jackson. I drove all the way to Idaho Falls as the cold front passed over. Fairly blizzardy [...]
Monthly Archives: January 2008
Snowing, no plowing – Yellowstone NP
Moab Photo Symposium
Balanced Rock, Arches National Park, Utah
I haven’t been to Moab in almost two years, mostly because it’s not on U.S. 89. But come 1 May, I will make a detour for the Moab Photo Symposium. Bruce Hucko, the symposium organizer, asked me to talk about my Highway 89 project. I’m also giving a [...]
Photowalking video
Wow, Jeremy did a fantastic job with this video! I saw more of the Photowalk from the video than I did in person. I wonder if he got to make any photos!
Bryan is polishing up the announcement of our next Photowalk, promises it will be posted soon.
Getting to work with Adobe Lightroom, Part 3
Ferris Wheel on Balboa Peninsula, Southern California (Canon G9, interpreted with Adobe Lighroom)
Here I am on my third post, and I’m still in the planning stages of my Lightroom implementation. Whew! At this point, I am compiling a hierarchical list of my own keywords in an Excel spreadsheet. Yesterday I described [...]
Getting to work with Adobe Lightroom, Part 2
Maple leaf, Zion National Park (Canon G9, interpreted with Adobe Lighroom)
It seems I struck a chord with my rant yesterday, so I will carry on with Part 2 of my adventures with Adobe Lightroom.
Link to yesterday’s Part 1 and Part 3.
Part 4 added 27 April 2008
First, to answer Bryan’s question from yesterday’s post, yes, [...]
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