Yesterday I wrote about the amazing kalbi dinner I’d had in South Korea two years ago to the day. Today, I’ll once again go back two years to the next evening when I participated in the Beomeosa Templestay program.
In the morning we had traveled to Busan and, after spending a couple of hours exploring [...]

Today has been a catch-up day. I’ve prepped over 500 images from recent trips for submitting to my stock agency and compiled over 1200 photos to send in to the US Copyright office as part of my ongoing effort to keep my registrations current. Add to that the installation of various system and software updates [...]

My copy of Joe McNally’s “The Moment it Clicks” arrived earlier this week and I have to say, I had trouble putting it down. If you aren’t familiar with this photographer, check out his blog or website. He’s seen it all, done it all. Each spread in the book has an image and the story [...]

I’ve long been interested in finding a way to get that messy edge similar to what you see on Polaroid transfers but I want to achieve it in Photoshop and in a way that I can easily reproduce it without having to go through too many steps. Today I revisited this project and moved a [...]

It’s 70 degrees out. If anyone needs me, I’m on the deck with the Mrs. and a couple of long-necked friends…

Here’s one more from the shoot with Kristen last weekend. This one is obviously a little more “processed”. I added the vignette and the blur in Photoshop and also overlaid a shot I had in my files of an old Korean manuscript. The background just felt like it needed a little texture.

Something a little different today. A bunch of photographer friends and I have formed a rag-tag group called The Photodudes. We try and get together every now and then to make some photos and drink a beer or two. This past Saturday, we met at Doug Stremel’s office to shoot some lifestyle and fashion portraits. [...]

I returned from Canada late Saturday night and jumped right back into work on Sunday. Today I finally had enough of a breather to start the post-processing from this trip. The shot above is a pano created with the Photo Merge command in Photoshop from eight separate shots I took at Peyto Lake. I shot [...]