I’m going to begin this post with an example of a situation that’s not ideal. Let’s say that you’re a photographer who primarily works on a laptop and who stores your photographs on an external hard drive. If you recall, I recommended you store everything on a backed up external hard drive in a previous […]
Develop Settings, Metadata & Keywords in Adobe Lightroom
Continuing on with my “Importing Photos to Lightroom” series, I’d like to discuss another panel inside the right column of the Import window. This time, the panel is called “Apply During Import.” Inside this panel, we’re faced with three optional sections that, if necessary, can assist altering and setting up our images for later use. […]
Renaming Files While Importing to Adobe Lightroom
If you work with a lot of photos and are an organization freak like I am, renaming your photo files to something recognizable is a really good idea. I mean, say you’ve got hundreds of folders full of images and all those images had names like “IMG_1724” or “DSC00526” (Yes, I am looking through some […]
Importing Photos Directly From Your Camera Into Adobe Lightroom
I know I just wrote a post that talks about how to import photographs into Lightroom. The thing is, in that post, I kept things simple. I pretended that you had already taken all your photos off your camera and had them situated neatly on either your local hard drive or your external drive. Nowhere […]
How To Import Photographs Into Adobe Lightroom
Adobe Lightroom is the go-to program for photographers. Between Lightroom and Photoshop, it’s possible to create world class images for display on the web or in print. So, if you’re a photographer and if you’ve ever been interested in learning about Lightroom, this is your chance. In this post, I’m going to discuss one of […]
How Do Photographers Store Their Photographs?
Since the first day I began working on computers, I have concerned myself with how I would store all my precious data. And through the years, after much trial and error, I think I’ve discovered a fairly decent way to set up my “system” of file storage. In today’s post, I’m going to share that […]
Interviewing Travel Writer & Editorial Director Ruthanne Terrero
This is exciting. If you’ve ever wondered how writers break into the publishing industry and what motivates them in their professional lives, this interview is for you. Today, we’re traveling all the way to New York City for a behind-the-scenes glimpse at what makes long time writer and current Vice President / Editorial Director, Ruthanne […]
How To Use Your Camera Histogram For Awesome Photos
During my early years with photography, I did a lot of shooting in various automatic modes. It wasn’t until later that I began exploring the plethora of manual options my camera offered. And while, during those later times, I enjoyed the enormous creativity priority modes and my range of lenses offered, it wasn’t until much […]
A Chat With Travel Blogger Chris Sharpe
Today, I’m going to mix things up a bit and bring you something different. We’re going to move to the world of travel blogging, where I’ve got a great interview from a well known travel blogger from London, named Chris Sharpe. Chris specializes in visiting locales from around the world to bring his readers perspective […]
Understanding Exposure Compensation in Photography
I’ve talked a lot about exposure when it comes to photography on this website. Much of my discussion focused primarily on how to set your camera properly for the lighting conditions you face as a photographer. And most of the time, through the settings you choose, accurate and appropriate exposure is achieved. There are occasions […]
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