PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHOTO BLOGS - WORKSHOPS -CAMERA REVIEWS
Resources to help you develop as a photographer
Photography is for people with a bad memory.
Or maybe it was. . . photography is for people with Alzheimer’s.
I can’t remember which.
A key list of photography resources that should be of help.
David Busch Photography Camera Manuals
Jay Maisel Books and Videos
Start with Light Color Gesture
Steve McCurry The Books - Amazing
Eric Meola - Bruce Springstein
Rick Sammon in his new book Photo Therapy and Motivation
reminds us that “the best photo accessory is our brain”.
“The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it.” Ansel Adams.
Wide-ranging photography website.
Here is an overview of the amazing work of Sebasitao Salgado
Ken Rockwell - How to Take Better Pictures and No BS equipment reviews
Seth Resnick is amazing. This is a must-see website
Seth Resnick’s solution to when you're a photographer, being organized is invaluable
William Beem 5 steps to crafting stunning photos
Rick Steves - Packing light After GAS some photographers conclude that “less is more”. To be fair sometimes more is more, especially if you have someone to carry it, getting paid to carry it or young enough to carry it.
The PhoBlogGrapher A nice balance of tools and technique
Petapixel for photo equipment reviews
John Paul Caponigro is a pioneer among visual artists
David speaks to “learning to see things and think about things in new ways
Have Camera Will Travel - David Coleman
David has excellent information about camera lens filters, Lightroom and much more.
David is an excellent photographer. His black and white images of Washington D.C. are iconic. Timely to be sure.
Mark Levoy Photography Lessons
DYI Photo tricks and equipment reviews
Good Information about equipment and more
Joe McNally - Outstanding photographic range and learning tools
Photo Shelter for industry news and resources
Reviews for cameras, lenses, drones, smartphones, watches, tablets, more
Photographers looking to develop a website
Photo and writing workshops based in Santa Fe New Mexico
Maine Media Workshops - learn the art and craft of visual storytelling.
Professional Photographers of America offers equipment insurance and more
PHOTOGRAPHY IMAGE EDITING SOFTWARE
Many photographers use Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.
I have started to simplify and find my iPad is an excellent photo editing device.
I shoot Fuji X-Pro with dual SD cards. I have the camera setup so I- see Black and White in the finder- writing what I see and compose on the jpeg card adding grain in-camera using Fuji’s black and white presets. The other SD card records a full-color image in RAW.
I prefer being outside exploring over sitting in a dark room with a computer. Covid is a horrible problem and I have not been on a photo journey for over a year. Moab here I come.
For editing, I prefer an iPad using
Snapseed FREE AMAZING Photo Editor iOS version
Snapseed FREE AMAZING Photo Editor Android version
Pixlemator is a good replacement for Photoshop and has an iOS version.
Exposure X5 is worth trying.
Capture One does a great job at reading Fuji RAW files.
Raw Power for Apple Photos by Gentlemen Coders
Remove the background online service
IPAD APPS
Wedding Photographers
MODEL EASY RELEASE
RELEASES - MODEL AND PROPERTY