Shooting in the Fog
I love to shoot in the fog. It’s quiet and you can find inner peace as you observe, imagine, and create wonderful images. One word of advice when you’re shooting in the fog, your camera’s meter may think it’s too bright and underexpose the image. Review your histogram after you create an image. If you don’t have a full range from shadows to highlights, use exposure compensation to increase the exposure. When I shot these images, I increased the exposure 2EV when the fog was heavy and 1EV when the fog started to lift. Here are some of the images I created as part of my 365 Project.
Color Grading Panel Feature
I was working in Lightroom’s Color Grading Panel when I discovered a cool feature, the ability to create a custom color from any color in the image. I show you how to do it in the following video.
Beach Photo Shoot
Winter in Florida is a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it. The following is a video I created during a winter photo shoot at Venice Beach. Enjoy.
Recovering Data from a Formatted Lexar Memory Card
I had the ultimate Homer Simpson moment. I reformatted my Lexar SD memory card before I backed up my photo shoot. Then my computer crashed and I lost the photo shoot. But I recovered the data. For free. Watch the following video to find out how I did it.
Color Grading in Lightroom 10
The following is a video tutorial showing the power of the new Color Grading panel in Lightroom 10. I have lots of video tutorials on YouTube. Click the following link to subscribe to my channel. Subscribe
365 Project Day 7
Day 7 of my 365 project. Image created with a Burnside 35. Five bracketed images merged to HDR, with a 2EV step between images.
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