As I play with Luminar, I find some filters very useful not only for what they do primarily, but for how differently they can be applied or adjusted. Today I'm going to talk about the Color Contrast filter. This is what the developer website has to say about this filter - "Cycle through the color... Continue Reading →
My summer visit to Devil's Lake State Park. Rocks, wind and mushrooms. Beauty everywhere you look.
The first of a planned series of posts about my experience with Luminar 2018 after years of using Lightroom.
A tiny hoverfly mystery on my front porch.
My first trip to photograph wildflowers in Door county - next year I'll need to add another day or even two!
Another trip to Ripley creek yields lush color, smokey water and beautiful texture.
Mother nature gives and takes away. While she's taking we take advantage of a helicopter ride in Big Sur!
Part four of my vernal pool study - this time I got a little lost, but found some new pools!
Ideas and techniques for working in direct sunlight with wildflowers and still getting beautiful photographs!
How are the vernal pools coming? Will they still be viable as a breeding sit for critters?
You don't always have to set the color sliders to 11. With a little care you can make a subtle landscape interesting and dramatic.
