On Feb. 3, 2001, I wrote a post for Pixiq entitled Fotomoto Saved My Life and had the prescient subtitle, Uhm, is that over the top. If you haven't read the previous post, you should. Like many happy reviews, it was written shortly after [...]
Caveat: This is by no means a definitive guide to using Lightoom and NIK. As a matter of fact, in part I, I just about make it to NIK Dfine. When I looked to see how long the final video was, it was about 25 minutes and the file was huge, so I [...]
Introduction and Conclusion: As the subtitle suggests, here are about 35 images of Central Park taken over the course of a decade, more or less. Before you ask which camera(s) were used - this is an impossible task for me to undertake. Just know [...]
INFRARED FLASH STORY The Infernal Introduction I'm going to get to the subject of this post, eventually. If you already know whatever you want to know about infrared photography, just skip to the pictures, or go to the second section where I will finally [...]
I don't write reviews. I never have. What I'm comfortable with is telling stories, and this is the story of a very tired photographer that was spending all his time packaging, ordering cardboard, matting, printing, labeling, signing, did I say [...]
Sometimes we take ourselves too seriously. Captions by: Andrew Gordon. Photos by Matt Weber and Dave Beckerman. Make sure you watch it with the sound on. [...]
You are walking down a country lane with a camera when an alien space craft lands and aliens get out. Not only don't they zap you, but they allow you to take as many pictures as you wish. Wow. Then they tell you (yes they speak English) to go and [...]
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