Now it might seem silly but I got bored writing about Egypt and I'm sure you were also finding it starting to get boring. Temple after temple, there's only so much hieroglyphics you can look at. Anyway I decided to use some time during the lock-down to just watch some great photography videos and maybe... Continue Reading →
Llangelynin–A Very Small Church
It’s been a busy old week. First of all I’ve been trialling some new photography software, not only for HDR but also for post processing my photographs. I’ve never been a fan of Adobe’s Subscription Model and as much as I like Lightroom for it’s cataloguing and RAW Development, Photoshop played very little part in... Continue Reading →
Goodbye Luminosity Masking, Welcome Back HDR
Over the last few weeks I have wasted so much time trying to master Luminosity Masking. Sometimes I thought I had got it and then I would have a total failure, or several of them. Now you might be asking “what is Luminosity Masking?” Luminosity masks are the cornerstone of tone-based image adjustments. These masks... Continue Reading →
Topaz Impression – Release The Artist.
Over the past few weeks I have been beta testing a new plugin for Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom called Topaz Impression. Many people were upset when Adobe removed the Paint Filter from Photoshop but it looks like Topaz have managed to fill the gap with their new plugin Impression which allows you to create a... Continue Reading →
32 bit HDR
When we take a photograph the camera does it's best to capture the full dynamic range but most cameras only capture a range of around 6 to 10 f-stops at best. On the other hand our eyes are extremely adaptive, they're more sensitive to intensity rather than colour and it's estimated that our eye can... Continue Reading →