Postcards From France: Catherine Just
In this Postcard From France, I’m writing about yet another amazing person and bff I met that I want to introduce you to! Her name is Catherine Just.
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Finding Your Voice: Day 8. Shapes & Patterns.
Oh boy! It’s Day 8 in: “Finding Your Voice… 10 Days, 10 Concepts To Help You Find Your Photographic Voice.” Today, we’re going to wrap ourselves around… Shapes and Patterns A world without shapes or patterns is pretty much a blob. Ditto bones. 😉 Shapes and patterns are definitely important elements to watch for – and potentially build…
The Textures of Paris
Paris in the Springtime I’ll keep today’s missive short(er)… since lately I’ve just been blabbing like a babbling brook, haven’t I? Heh. So… put on some lovely French jazz, heat up a croissant and pour yourself a cuppa cappuccino… we’re going to Paris today! We’ll talk about these two images in a sec… but first,…
The Big Upcoming Tonality Pro Webinar!
Tonality Pro Webinar Tomorrow I’m giving a webinar on Macphun’s Tonality Pro. It’s FREE, FREE… and yes, FREE! You just have to register ahead of time by clicking this link. Then… you can get 10% off the purchase of any Macphun product by using the code KHUTT. (You don’t actually have to wait for the webinar…
Summer in the City
Walking for Miles My UP band said: 25,900 steps that day. It also said “17.1 miles”, which I don’t believe… especially since I never calibrated it. I hear calibration is key for reliability in mile measurement, though I’m honestly no expert on UP bands, only on walking. MY POINT IS: we’ve been walking ALOT in…
Small Men in Armor
The Armory at the Castle The Castello di Amorosa armory – like the rest of the Castle – feels completely authentic. I always stare at medieval armor – even in Europe – because I can simply never believe that those fierce, iron-clad warriors of the middle ages were so small! Seriously… I have yet to see…
Using a Gradient Fill Layer To Alter Color, Tone or Mood
The Courtyard at Castello di Amorosa You can use them boldly or subtly, but the using a Gradient Fill Layer in Photoshop (I use CC) is a great tool for finishing touches on a photo. I’ll give you an example of subtle use from a photo I processed recently. We visited Castello di Amorosa last…