Do you back up your backup disks? This is the second part of a two-part blog post on backing up your photos. Part One: Start somewhere and keep it simple. Last week, I challenged you to create a backup process […]
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Back up your photos. It’s one of the most important things that a photographer does. It’s also one of the most unglamorous ones. But you’ll be glad you did! Get any group of serious photographers together and mention backing up […]
Since Zoom meetings are a lot like photoshoots, these seven Zoom meeting tips from a photographer should help you rock your next video conference and look great! Rule number one: place your head near the top of the screen. Don’t […]
What Can you Learn from Metadata? Have you ever looked at a photo that you’ve downloaded to your computer and noticed that it was blurry or grainy (full of digital noise)? Don’t delete it! Instead, learn what caused the problem […]
Click HERE to see a larger version of the finished photo. (Quick update for 2020: To clarify… Adobe now calls the traditional desktop version of Lightroom “Lightroom Classic.” It’s app icon is a black square with the letters “LrC” in […]
Enjoy Slow Travel: Three iPhone Tips
August 6, 2017
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Slide to the left to see the difference between a photo shot in JPG and one shot in RAW and edited in Lightroom CC. Scenes like this are what Slow Travel is all about. Click here to see a larger version […]
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