Motukiekie Beach: New Zealand Photography Adventure
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I am surrounded by 12-legged beasts who digest their prey by extruding their stomachs through their mouths. The tide is rising quickly and my only
I am surrounded by 12-legged beasts who digest their prey by extruding their stomachs through their mouths. The tide is rising quickly and my only
This is a staircase from hell. This thing makes the infamous Half Dome steps seem like the bunny hill. I thought I was in pretty
I’ve been very fortunate in my life to experience a plethora of beautiful moments and gorgeous sunsets. Yet even among all the wonderful evening light
I’m a positive guy, not normally prone to complaining. But today I have a bone to pick with all the photographers out there, myself included.
I have a huge problem: I’m constantly trying to save time. Everything I do I do as quickly and efficiently as possible. I’m an incorrigible
For Christmas this year I got a renewed subscription to NatGeo, some fun photo stuff, and three pounds heavier. I love food and have approximately
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Chromatic aberration or other fringing is a pain, especially if you forgot to get rid of it in your raw conversion. Here’s a cool way
Processing a raw file often produces images which are over- or under-exposed in localized areas. Double or triple processing a raw allows you to target
Episode transcript: Hi all, Josh Cripps here and I’m going to show you 4 things you can do RIGHT NOW to become a better photographer
