Tag Archives: winter
Tips for Processing Winter Landscapes in Lightroom
I see a lot of winter. The interior of Alaska, where I live, gets a solid six months, often seven, of the white stuff. Essentially anytime from October to mid-April, we are likely to have snow on the ground. Unless … Continue reading
Winter fortress
1200 * 900 Prints available at Pixels.com / FineArtAmerica.com, RedBubble.com. This is my first processed snowflake from this winter: small sectored plate crystal, slightly bigger than 1 millimeter. I already captured lots of new crystals, just need some time for … Continue reading
Winter Photography Tip: Get a Heated Mouse Pad
You were shooting madly throughout the year and now, during the dark, cold months of winter, you have settled down to process and post your successes. The problem is that your desk is cold and that your wrist, where so … Continue reading
Winter Photography Tip: They don’t take the Decorations down on December 26th
They don’t take Christmas decorations down on December 26th, but … the crowds will be lighter than before Christmas. Public Christmas displays, including large Christmas trees frequently found in towns and cities, make great photography subjects. Photographing these displays after … Continue reading
Winter Photography Tips: Photographing the Christmas Tree during the Blue Hour
Putting up and decorating is a big family tradition at our house and the annual photographing of the tree is my own sub-tradition. The photo setup starts long before the camera comes out, beginning with the position of the tree. In … Continue reading
10 Tips for Taking Stunning Winter Portraits of Your Kids
Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean we can only shoot indoors. It may be cold (and rainy if you’re in London) most days, but when the winter sun shows its face, it fills the earth with a beautiful warm glow, … Continue reading
Make it Snow with Pure Photoshop Actions Winter Wonderland Set
When it comes to post-processing, photographers definitely have opinions about Photoshop Action sets. Some photographers love them, others consider them cheating. For me personally, Actions are most valuable when they either (a) make the editing that I would do by hand … Continue reading
Machinery of winter II
1200 * 900 Small snowflake, around 1,5 mm in diameter. Still, i have many unprocessing snowflakes of this type (simple hexagonal plates). These simple crystals are easy to process, compared to large and fancy ones; but next snowflake will be … Continue reading
Canon UK Offering Cashback This Winter
Canon UK is offering cashback on select cameras, lenses and flashes through February 14, 2016. See below for details. Eligible Canon Products Cashback EOS 6D £100 EOS 70D £60 EOS 750D £50 EOS 760D £50 EOS 700D £50 EOS 100D … Continue reading
Machinery of winter II
1200 * 900 Small snowflake, around 1,5 mm in diameter. Still, i have many unprocessing snowflakes of this type (simple hexagonal plates). These simple crystals are easy to process, compared to large and fancy ones; but next snowflake will be … Continue reading
Some bees on a warm winter day
PThey are back! Our latest series of Dgrin challenges, the challenges of the OOYCZ (from your Comfort Zone), is a series of challenges to help you improve your photography by step out of your comfort zone and try something new. … Continue reading
38 Amazing Images of Winter Sports
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt/PPAs the 22nd Winter Olympics finish up in Sochi, I thought it fitting to share some images of winter sports. Personally my idea of a winter sport is getting on a plane and sipping a Pi