Side-by-side comparison an RGB image (left) and proof view in CMYK (right)
I put off the CMYK conversion for the Highway 89 project as long as I could. I got a good set up straight from the printer will print the book, and the process has been straightforward, if not tedious. Certainly not fun, with some [...]
Monthly Archives: July 2009
Hard choices, or no choices: RGB vs CMYK
Breakfast for two
Breakfast after the Sanpitch Cowboy Expo photo clinic
After she spent the early morning riding in the arena for our photo clinic, one of the rodeo royalty got her breakfast from the cook shack. Her horse was apparently hungry too. Here’s a direct quote: “My other horse likes biscuits.”
Cowboy Expo Photo Clinic Wrap-up
Rounding the barrel
About 25 photographers participated in Saturday’s Sanpitch Cowboy Expo photo clinic, despite the 7 am start. Friends on the organizing committee arranged for the Mt. Pleasant rodeo royalty and other friends to bring their horses and demonstrate skills for us, while Rich Legg and I gave a modified version of Rich’s “10 things [...]
Giveaway
Delivery of 45 cartons of books to the palace
On Friday I held the first book I have produced as publisher of Sagebrush Press: The Story of the Cathedral of the Madeleine, by Gary Topping. It has 16 photographs of mine in color, plus another 4 I managed to stuff in the text pages in B&W. [...]
Signed, sealed, soon to be delivered
Proofs of the Cathedral of the Madeleine book
I signed off on the proofs, or “bluelines” for the The Story of the Cathedral of the Madeleine today. The cover will NOT be that lurid blue. I specified a royal blue spot color (a color that can’t be produced by the cyan, magenta, yellow and black– the [...]
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