This week, we had the pleasure of interviewing renowned photographer/educator/musician Rick Sammon, who joined us online to discuss his inspirations, what keeps him motivated, and offer some tips for things you can do to stay inspired and creative not only in photography but in life. Rick recently released his 40th book, Photo Therapy, available at Amazon.com in both paperback and Kindle editions.
Fix a weak sky using Lightroom Classic’s Dehaze Slider
Fix a sky in Lightroom with the Dehaze slider.
I was out photographing landscapes the other morning at Garden of the Gods, and the sky was just not great. Fortunately, I capture all my photos in raw format and make sure that I expose as to not blow out the highlights. Turns out, there was definition in the sky, but I had to bring the image into Lightroom Classic to fix it. I used the Dehaze slider and local masking to pull it off:
Fix your weak sky with the Dehaze tool and local masks using Lightroom.
Photographing the Night Sky (video workshop) by Jason P. Odell
New Video Workshop from Jason P. Odell Photography
I’m pleased to announce that I’ve made my latest workshop, Photographing the Night Sky, available as a video download with PDF companion.
In Photographing the Night Sky, I’ll take you through everything you need to know about setup, capture, and processing night sky photographs of stars, the moon, and the Milky Way.
Things have come a long way since we first started working with camera raw files in the early 2000’s. Today, we discuss how we work with raw conversion software, and look at a variety of current products available today for photo enthusiasts.
If you’re stuck indoors and self-isloating, this is a great time to learn a new photographic skill or software technique. I’m offering all of my downloadable products for 20% off through May 31st, 2020. Just enter promo code ISOLATION at checkout.
