Category Archives: Workflow

Workflow #3 – Cybertron

Welcome to another installment of my workflow series — each post is a screencast showing how I take images from RAW format fresh from import through to a final version. This video runs about 25 minutes, and features a new image of Seattle that I haven’t yet posted on the blog… one I’m actually quite...

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Workflow #2 – State Hotel

State Hotel

Welcome to the second installment of my workflow series — each post is a screencast showing how I take images from RAW format fresh from import through to a final version. The image I’m working on in the screencast today is one I’ve actually been chasing for a long time. It’s an image of an...

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What Really Matters

The advent of digital cameras is making more and more things possible than they ever were before. HDR photography is only possible in its current form because of advances in software, card capacity, and digital SLR camera technology. HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography is in essence, taking anywhere between three and nine (or more) different...

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Workflow #1

Train To Framingham

At the end of last month I posted an image of a train yard from outside Framingham, MA. While processing the image, I recorded what is going to be the first of a monthly workflow series I’ll be posting on the blog to share how I’m processing my images and why. Plus, it gives me...

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Offsite Backup

G-RAID

At the end of June last year I wrote a post describing my digital workflow independent of the creative side of my photography. Post-processing aside, it talks about the down and dirty logistics of storing gigabytes and gigabytes of images now in a manner that will scale to terabytes and terabytes in the future. A...

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An Uncertain Road

An Uncertain Road

Another image from Red Rock Canyon today makes an appearance on the blog. It was both a lot of fun and scary taking this image; I couldn’t help but wonder why one side of the road was devastated and burnt while the other side remained still green and lush (or at least, as green and...

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Cheers To Redundancy

I’m back in Seattle and I’m reading lots of great buzz about where the images from my trip are going to be when they’re posted by friends and family. Since I’ve been back my blog hasn’t been updated with anything yet – and for good reason (jet-lag aside). My good friend Brian Matiash recently posted...

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