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Trying Something Different for the Night Burner Shots
When the B-1s show up at Red Flag, everyone is pretty pleased. A big bomber with four afterburning engines is like a giant fighter to photograph. It is a good looking jet. It also has a nice feature at night. … Continue reading
Seattle Skyline Zoomify
On our boat ride back from Bainbridge Island, we were getting back to Seattle in the early evening. The light was not at its best but it was certainly becoming nice. While the boat was moving, if you were quick … Continue reading
Posted in Pacific Northwest, photo, technique
Tagged evening, panorama, photo, seattle, skyline, washington, zoomify
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Sensor De-mosaicing and Southwest Colors
I have been pondering the way in which the method by which digital images are captured is affected by what is being photographed. As part of my workflow, I render 1:1 versions of the images and then quickly weed out … Continue reading
Another Go at Stitching iPhone Raw Shots
As I posted a while ago, I have been experimenting with stitching shots from my phone. Since I am shooting in raw on the phone, I have some latitude to play with the shots in post that wasn’t there before. … Continue reading
It is Dark at Nellis During the Night Launch
On previous trips to Red Flag I have taken pictures of the departing B-1Bs as they fly overhead. The burners are really impressive and definitely worth getting a shot of from below. However, having done this a few times, I … Continue reading
Blue Angels at Oceana (And High ISO)
I have only been to the Oceana show once. I headed down there with my friends Ben and Simon. We weren’t terribly lucky with the weather. There was flying during the show but things were overcast and deteriorated as the … Continue reading
Puffy Cloud Backdrops
My personal preference is to shoot planes tight. I like to see the detail up close and usually strive to get that in my shots. However, sometimes I remember that there is more to it than that and there is … Continue reading
My Revised Workflow
My approach to processing images after a shoot is something that constantly evolves. I have written about how I do this in the past but a few things have changed since I wrote that so I thought I would write … Continue reading
Creating Lens Profiles for Adobe Software
UPDATE: It turns out, the upload process for the profile sends to an address that doesn’t work. While I try to fix this, if you want the profiles to use, you can download them by clicking here. Within Adobe processing … Continue reading
Posted in equipment, photo, technique
Tagged adobe, camera, correction, distortion, lens, photograph, processing, profile, software, target, vignette
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The Unusual Oakland Approach
Over the last few years I have flown in and out of Oakland more times than I can recall. It has been my transit point for the majority of my travels. A recent return brought me a new experience there … Continue reading