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Fall Color Tips

It’s that time of year again in the Northern Hemisphere. The nights are getting cooler. The air is crisp and the trees are turning color. Fall is my favorite time of  year for landscape photography. Nature delivers one last big blast of color to enjoy before winter sets in and it’s time to catch up on my editing backlog. In this video I share some field and editing tips to better capture and post process that sharp, colorful fall feeling.
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October Photo Critiques Now Open – Win Prizes!

It’s that time of year again here in the Northern Hemisphere. The days are getting shorter, the nights are a bit cooler and fall color is starting to really hit the high country. I love photographing fall more than any other season. Some combination of the warm colors, late sunrises, early sunsets and that feeling that winter is coming always gets me reaching for my camera.
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Printing on Metal – Free Metal Print Giveaway: Artsy Couture

This month we have a great giveaway for ON1 customers from Artsy Couture – a free Metal print! Metal prints offer unrivaled color brilliance on a crisp new wall decor medium. In this video, I will cover some of the best practices for printing on metal – and how to make a beautiful print with ON1 Photo RAW 2018.

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September 2018 Photo Critiques

Hi everyone! The all-new September Photo Critiques are now here! Constructive feedback is a great way to grow your photography skills. In this video, Rick and I  provide the community with tips and pointers for improving their photos both before and after capture. We’ve hand-selected some of the best photos submitted to compliment as well as good teaching examples from multiple skill levels to share tips and tricks.
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Tips & Tricks: Culling & Editing

Ever feel overwhelmed or bogged down when sorting and editing a big folder of images from a shoot? I recently shot this video in Aruba to share some tips and tricks I use for importing and quickly culling a big memory card full of images down to just those essential few I want to actually edit while simultaneously marking images to delete later when I’m sure I’ve gotten all I need out of the shoot. I find this process is essential for sports/action, wildlife and portrait shoots where there are many similar images to choose from. Here I’ll show my comprehensive culling process with kiteboarding images and then do a little processing.

Traveling Light in Greece

After weeks of professional travel, I recently took a family trip to Greece and I promised my wife Stacey I’d pack as lite a photo bag as possible. In this video, I share my thought process about packing a lightweight kit, show you what I brought, why I chose it, how I traveled with it and share a few images, video clips and time-lapses that I captured along the way. Bonus: unbeknownst to me, both my little ones (Pike and Pepper Mae) make surprise cameos in the background.
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Panoramic Photography Course by Hudson Henry

This fully comprehensive panoramic photography course covers every aspect you need to understand and start shooting this wildly popular style of photography. Spread out over a dozen lessons ON1 Plus coach Hudson Henry covers it all, including in the field considerations as well as post-processing workflows with ON1 Photo RAW. Learn how to get simple and complex captures on the scene and understand the best way to merge in the digital darkroom.
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Cleaning Your Gear

In this video I’ll show how I clean my equipment after each and every trip. From lenses and camera bodies to tripods and filters I’ll show you how to keep your gear in top notch condition. Links to the cleaning products I showcase from the Residual Oil Remover to the sensor light are below.  (more…)

Southwest Road Trip and Upcoming Course

I just finished an epic 2800 mile road trip from Portland to Monument Valley and back while filming a new photography course that will be coming this year to ON1 Plus (free for all members). In this video I’ll share a bit more about the course as well as some stories and lessons learned on the road. Official trailer coming later this month.

Creative Vision: Connecting With Your Subject

In this video I talk about developing your creative vision by taking some time to connect with your subject. To do that I share some insights as well as a few ‘behind the image’ stories to illustrate the principles I’m highlighting.

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