Articles tagged with: lightroom

Street Photography: Motorcyclist
Posted in Photography on 22 October 2008

I’m pretty sure I’ve said this before, but street photography is one of my favorite “genres.” There’s something about seeing individuals in their daily urban lives that I find fascinating. Too bad I live in the suburbs, right? This photograph was taken in Georgetown, Washington D.C. when I spent a few days there this last [...]

Sunrise in the Desert
Posted in Photography on 13 October 2008

This photograph is another one of my former rejects. In its original color form, this photo suffered from the awkward lighting of the moment. It was morning in the desert, and the foreground of this image was in shadow due to the mountains behind me blocking the sun. The resulting file looked more like a [...]

Capitol Hill Police
Posted in Photography on 9 October 2008

If you’ve been following my recent bloggeries, you probably know that I tend to post images in trends. A couple weeks ago, it was images edited using Corel Painter X. Now, it’ll be photos edited in Lightroom to bring out detail and tonal depth. The image above was taken during a protest in Washington D.C. [...]

Denver Alley
Posted in Photography on 8 October 2008

The photograph above was taken in Denver, Colorado back in July. I saw this alley and, without even thinking, snapped a photo of it. The original photograph was left on the cutting room floor, but was rescued the other day when I decided to do some creative editing on it. I won’t go into details, [...]