05-09-2023, 11:00 AM
OMG, you got a winner there, DON!
That is comical, bright, and cheerful.
And "Busting a Move" is a perfect title for this image.
I am so excited for you DON. Have a safe trip and enjoy every moment.
Do you think the generation of people who used these phones would have ever thought that the phones would shrink so much to fit in a person's pocket or purse?
(Taken at the Detroit Historical Museum. If you feel like your motivation and inspiration for taking photos have dwindled, go visit a museum. The possibilities that await are endless!)
Don, I just came across this FREE BOOK on post processing Landscape photos in PHOTOSHOP.
Maybe you can read some pages in this book while sitting in the airport:
Many photographers believe that post-processing can transform a subpar image into a masterpiece. However, I believe this notion is flawed. Post-processing should be seen as a complementary process to photography, not a replacement for it. Photography provides the raw material, and post-processing enables you to extract and showcase that information in a way that reflects your unique style and vision. Similar to cooking, if you start with low-quality ingredients, even the best cooking skills cannot produce an outstanding dish.
I'm excited to announce that I have recently revised and rewritten my eBook, "Landscape Photography Post-Processing with Photoshop." This concise, step-by-step guide will lead you through my post-processing workflow, from start to finish. For a limited time, I'm offering this eBook for free. Download your copy at: https://kahwailin.com/ebook-processing/
LINK to BOOK: Kai-Wah-Lin Photography
That is comical, bright, and cheerful.
And "Busting a Move" is a perfect title for this image.
I am so excited for you DON. Have a safe trip and enjoy every moment.
Do you think the generation of people who used these phones would have ever thought that the phones would shrink so much to fit in a person's pocket or purse?
(Taken at the Detroit Historical Museum. If you feel like your motivation and inspiration for taking photos have dwindled, go visit a museum. The possibilities that await are endless!)
Don, I just came across this FREE BOOK on post processing Landscape photos in PHOTOSHOP.
Maybe you can read some pages in this book while sitting in the airport:
Many photographers believe that post-processing can transform a subpar image into a masterpiece. However, I believe this notion is flawed. Post-processing should be seen as a complementary process to photography, not a replacement for it. Photography provides the raw material, and post-processing enables you to extract and showcase that information in a way that reflects your unique style and vision. Similar to cooking, if you start with low-quality ingredients, even the best cooking skills cannot produce an outstanding dish.
I'm excited to announce that I have recently revised and rewritten my eBook, "Landscape Photography Post-Processing with Photoshop." This concise, step-by-step guide will lead you through my post-processing workflow, from start to finish. For a limited time, I'm offering this eBook for free. Download your copy at: https://kahwailin.com/ebook-processing/
LINK to BOOK: Kai-Wah-Lin Photography