Pushing An Image Just A Bit Further Every Sunday, I add at least four new images to the top of the Luminous-Landscape homepage. This week, I selected four images from one of several trips I have made to Pyramiden, while visiting Svalbard, Norway. I am working on an article that will encompass many of my images from the last few years of visits to this … [Read more...]
Post-Production On Location
Processing your files while traveling is great fun, so it’s really important that the monitor you are using is up to the job! Peter Eastway reports from Svalbard, Bhutan, New Zealand, Australia… There’s nothing better than sitting down at the end of a day’s shoot, reviewing your images on a computer and doing a little post-production as well. It’s even better if the photos … [Read more...]
Rediscover – Understanding Bokeh
Understanding Bokeh Dr. Harold Merklingeris a well-regarded expert in the field of optics and author of several books on the topic. Boke (or Bokeh if you prefer), is the Japanese-originated concept of the difference between out of focus areas of an image due to lens design. This article will be heavy going for some but should be of interest to anyone desiring a technical … [Read more...]
The Four Beans
Thinking Out The End Result A few weeks ago I was in Chicago for the weekend to teach a workshop with Jeff Schewe. The workshop was all day Sunday. On Saturday though I joined up with LuLa videographer Michael Durr and we did an early morning Chicago walkabout. I'll have a whole article on the walkabout coming up. But, first I wanted to share part of that … [Read more...]
Rediscover – Understanding RAW Files
Understanding RAW Files By Michael Reichmann originally posted March 2, 2011 There is probably more misinformation, disinformation, and lack of information regarding what raw files are all about than on any other digital imaging topic. There are also many reasons why one should shoot in raw mode, but also quite a few reasons why many people don't. Let's have a look at … [Read more...]
