It’s time again for the ABFriday One Photo Focus Challenge, in which a photograph is provided for readers to interpret with post-photo processing. This month’s photo came from Loré Dombaj at Snow’s Fissures and Fractures. To see how other photographers interpreted this picture (and they will be wildly different), click here. The original started out like…
Last week, I started a technical series of how to post process photos of stained glass windows. In Part 1, I went over taking and selecting which photo to use, making adjustments in Adobe Lightroom, and moving the picture to Adobe Photoshop for more complex work. Part 2 showed how to correct for distortion (i.e., keystone…
In my last post, I began a technical series of how I processed some photos that I took of stained glass. Click here for Part 1, which explains how I selected the photo and began processing in Adobe Lightroom. Click here to see the original post with all the photos. At the end of the last post,…
A few weeks ago, I posted stained glass photos that I took at St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church in downtown Bar Harbor, Maine. Everyone ooh’d and aah’d appropriately, then one of you stuck your hand up and said, “How did you do that?” It turns out she has a number of stained glass pictures taken during…
During my recent weekend in Maine, my daughter and I went into St. Saviour’s Episcopoal Church in Bar Harbor. She waited patiently as I oohed and aahed over the stained glass, then proceeded to take a bunch of pictures. According to its website, the church is the “oldest, largest and tallest public building on Mt. Desert…
My favorite boy toy has been in love with the camera for years and I have the pictures to prove it too! (Click here for pictures of a younger boy toy with his camera.) He’s encouraged me over the years to do it with him, with varying levels of success. Not that I’m stubborn or anything…
