ebookman wrote:
A7Riii with FE 24-70 GM. I just shared a week in Tuscany with fellow FM'er Werner Utsch attending a photo workshop. Great experience, generous sharing of knowledge and beautiful country. This is the first image I processed.
Mathieu18 wrote:
What the... how the... I can’t... Joshua, just stop it.
Fantastic.
😃 Thank you, Mathieu!
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This image is from last year but it didn’t get processed and posted until now. I am not working for Harrah’s nor endorsing Vegas. It is a photogenic city and the photo opps are abundant. To capture a different ambiance, I got up early at 4:30AM, walked several blocks. The street was empty of people, only a few taxis were there. It happened to be a very cloudy and dreary morning....
I think I must have a thousand shots to sift through from Tuscany. It was very challenging to be with truly talented photographers. I have so much to learn from people like Werner and our workshop leader Alexander. I am really looking forward to seeing Werner's Tuscany photos because I know how much effort and skill went into their creation. In the mean time I am back in Arizona and to put off processing Tuscany images, here is a shot taken early this morning while walking in the desert. A7Riii with FE 35/2.8
ebookman wrote:
I think I must have a thousand shots to sift through from Tuscany. It was very challenging to be with truly talented photographers. I have so much to learn from people like Werner and our workshop leader Alexander. I am really looking forward to seeing Werner's Tuscany photos because I know how much effort and skill went into their creation. In the mean time I am back in Arizona and to put off processing Tuscany images, here is a shot taken early this morning while walking in the desert. A7Riii with FE 35/2.8
I took the third image from my recent post and did some additional post processing using Luminar 2018. I like this program. While some of the 'effects' and presets are over done, they can be dialed back or dialed in at the users discretion!
ebookman wrote:
Nice! I think I like Luminar as a useful plug-in rather than a stand alone package.
I agree for now. It will be interesting to see what they come up with when they add a digital asset management function to Luminar. It's supposed to be coming sometime this year.
