I had a lot of fun over lockdown chatting on various podcasts and shows about Chasewild. Here is the latest one to come out. The legends at Canon have started a Canon Conversations series that goes in depth with industry leaders. They asked me to chat about my colour process and editing, so I went deep. There’s a bunch of gold in there, and I hope it helps as you push your own editing and colour grading.
See the video form of the podcast here.
I have some exciting new educational material in the pipeline on all of this editing work too.
You can see a little more of what Canon are up to in this series here:
https://www.canon.co.nz/collective
See more from the Journal here.
I had a lot of fun over lockdown chatting on various podcasts and shows about Chasewild. Here is the lastest one to come out with the legends over at Canon.
Discovering split toning is often one of those big ‘ah-ha’ moments for photographers. Split toning is powerful and can add a level of sophistication and uniqueness to your photos. It’s an amazing way to distinguish your work from others and create images that look like your own. Split toning is a Lightroom tool that splits your images information into its highlights and shadows and then allows you to place colour/tone into each section independently.
It’s often the truth of simple statements that hit hardest: you are what you eat.
One photographer who’s work I’ve been devouring of recent, is Alex Webb.
I recently found some photos I took a few years ago of my grandparents, now that they are moving on, those photos are so special and I know will continue to be. (See it at the bottom of the post.)
A wedding day is full of these once in a lifetime moments and they should be captured beautifully and held onto forever. BUT a wedding day should not be dominated by photos. So here are 5 considerations to help you get the best wedding photos on the day.
Storytelling is so powerful!
So how we go beyond the buzzwordness of storytelling and actually tell great stories through our photos?
Here are our tips and thoughts…
5 Tips for better lightroom photography edits. Let’s go.
We’ve spend countless hours editing and pouring over our images to make them better. We’ve also spent a lot of time with other photographers, helping them improve their editing game. Here are 5 tips that will help you take your editing to another level .