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02 April 2019
When you want to portray your subjects as powerful, find ways to get lower than eye level. These island horses stand at only 13 hands high. But when photographed down low, they become larger than life.
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23 March 2019
Though we may have just past the official designation of Spring on the calendar, out here on the islands off the coast of North Carolina, the return of ospreys are the true harbinger of the season.
This guy was found eating fresh sashimi on a stump rising up at the edge of the ocean. The ocean is not the natural habitat of stumps of course, but these barrier islands migrate westward in response to sea level rise and big storms. The islands are literally being rolled overtop of themselves when the ocean overwashes. Locals call this vast tract of ocean forest Washwoods, and it is the remnants of an old maritime forest that once stood on the backside of the island some 300 years ago. As the sand buried the forest, and the island continued to migrate westward, the remnants of that old forest is now exposed and rising out of the beach and surf - making a perfect dining location for ospreys who have freshly returned from the tropics.
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17 March 2019
If you are not implementing Smart Collections into your workflow, you are missing out on one of Lightroom's most important features.
Lightrooms ability to organize your images automatically through the use of smart collections is game changing. To master Lightroom like a pro, to finally develop a rock solid workflow, you first have to master all of those photographs that you are drowning in.
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20 December 2018
This may very well be THE most important feature and function of Lightroom - hands down!
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15 December 2018
Do you want to learn how to remove noise like a professional in Lightroom? Check out this quick and dirty Lightroom tutorial. No plugins. No switching programs. There is more to it than just moving sliders!
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14 December 2018
Stop limiting yourself by what you think are compositional rules. Too many photographers get too hung up on the idea of the rule of thirds. Don't be afraid to stick your subject dead in the middle of the composition when you have symmetry to work with!
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13 December 2018
In today's world, the line between photographer and videographer is becoming almost imperceptible. Really Right Stuff produced a tripod head specifically for wildlife photographers who want to shoot video as well!
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04 December 2018
Did you know Really Right Stuff created a Fluid-Gimbal head for wildlife photographer's and videographers? RRS sent us a copy to play with for a few months and we dragged it all over North America. Check out my video review to learn more!
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07 November 2018
Here is a taste of what's to come. . .
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25 October 2018
Got noise in your photographs? Learn how to remove it like a pro
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26 April 2018
Lightroom makes stitching panos together a snap - like this photograph of the Bodie Island Lighthouse in Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Select your images, then Photo > Photo Merge > Panoramic.
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18 April 2018
Quote of the day: “You can’t depend on your judgement when your imagination is out of focus.” - Mark Twain
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