Cupcakes? Where’s the Glass of Milk?

Cupcakes? Where’s the Glass of Milk?

Those of you who follow EverydayHDR know that my wife and I recently bought a house.  This house is awesome, however, it needs some work, not a lot, just really small things.  You know like new light fixtures and new light switches (none were grounded).  Every once in...

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Photographers and G+

Google+ (G+ for those in the know) is a great social networking community for anyone to frequent.  However, there are several specific reasons for photographers to be on G+.  While there are many key points that I could hit on, I will focus on my top 5. Inspiration- ...

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Still Loving Topaz Adjust 5

Still Loving Topaz Adjust 5

A lot of people ask themselves, "What can this product really do for me?" before they make a major software purchase.  Many of those people might say, "Well I am a portrait photographer, will this really help me?".  I asked myself very similar questions before I...

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More From Arizona

More From Arizona

I am still post processing the pictures from Arizona.  After visiting Tombstone, I took a trip out to the Coronado National Memorial.  This National Park is completely underrated, I really wish I had more time to hike here, but it was a work trip after all.  We did a...

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Lightstalking.com

I recently took a look at my Google Analytics and saw a huge wave of traffic coming from Lightstalking.com.  I hopped over there and noticed they had added my Dodging and Burning tutorial to their list of things you may have missed in Photography last week.  Pretty...

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Business As Usual

Business As Usual

I recently went on a business trip to Sierra Vista, AZ, a small town about 20 minutes from the infamous Tombstone Arizona.  You might be asking, what kind of business are you in that you get sent to such a place, my response...  For your own safety, you would be...

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Quick Tip: Auto Align Layers

Quick Tip: Auto Align Layers

Auto aliging layers in Photoshop is an invaluable tool for any HDRtist.  It is very common to create a tone mapped file and use elements from the original exposures to enhance local areas.  Photoshop CS 5 has a very simple feature for making image alignment a breeze!...

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