Camera’s View

I have found that being part of a Photo Community is a valuable resource for improving both my image capturing and post processing techniques.
I have become a daily visitor and sometimes contributor to The Radiant Vista Community.
In this post, I thought I would take you through the evolution of an image from my post processing [...]

The color of water in Crater lake ( Crater Lake NP ) is hard to describe in words and taking a picture at high noon doesn’t make it any easier to capture the way it really felt in person.
I have been following various blog writings about the advantages of HDR Imaging. One of the possible [...]

Mark Johnson, of the Radiant Vista, every so often, will ask for an image submittal for his Workbench segment.
A while back, I submitted one of those not so great captures that we all have from time to time and besides what good would it be to submit a “perfect image”.
The image included several correction challenges [...]

I have been catching up with Craig Tanner’s Podcast - Light Diary on the Radiant Vista and got the inspiration to try to take a pretty ordinary snapshot image and make it into something a little more interesting.
Here is the original, as captured a couple of weeks ago at the Minuteman National Park [...]

Just when I thought Online training for photoshop, Lightroom and photography in general couldn’t get much better, it has.

Kelby Training has introduced a new subscription based training courses from the best instructors available, all in one spot.
If you are a member of National Association of Photoshop Professionals, as I am, you obtain an added benefit [...]