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Photoshop

It’s hard to produce really good images without wanting to make some little tweak in a way that only Photoshop can do. My problem has always been fear and lack of creativity. I cringe at the idea of using Photoshop.
That’s changing, thanks to some great podcasts. If you use Photoshop, or Lightroom, check out Lightroom [...]

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more macro fun

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Explore!

It’s a proud moment. I’m told this image was shown on Flickr’s Explore page (here). :-)

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sin city hawk

The Harris Hawk from HawkQuest, with a “sin city” preset from Lightroom.

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Gallery Series, Part Four

The Harris Hawk. I used HDR to bring out color and detail in his wings. It’s a bit unrealistic, but I love the way the colors that came out.

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The symbol of our nation, the bald eagle.

The same image, with a touch of HDR to bring out detail in his back feathers.

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Gallery Series, Part Two

A barn owl.

The same owl, with some HDR treatment for detail and color.

A burrowing owl. He just finished flapping his wings (to stretch or perhaps cool himself off) and a nearby twig caught his wing feathers. He is not injured.

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I love the way Moose Peterson posts gallery-style images on his blog. The images are captivating, the colors are incredible, but the images are too small to care about copying for your own purposes. I’m going to give that a shot and see how it goes. Feedback would be great.
The first in this series is a [...]

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The Demise of Leica?

http://web.mac.com/kamberm/Leica_M8_Field_Test,_Iraq/Page_1.html
Wow.
My bulky, non-German, cheap D300 is fine, thank you.
So, what is an intense photojournalist to do? Is this guy going to keep shooting film in older Leicas? What tiny digital SLR-ish camera would meet his needs? Perhaps the Canon G9? Is there a digital rangefinder revolution coming?

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lensbaby photowalk

I went for a walk at lunch to shoot with the Lensbaby 3G.

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