TSA confused my PeakDesign Capture Camera Clip with a flip knife

I usually walk around with the camera all the time when traveling, so I have a PeakDesign Capture Camera Clip that allows me to keep the camera in my backpack strap and have quick access to it: I can pull it, take the photo and put it back really quick. The camera clip is very… Continue reading TSA confused my PeakDesign Capture Camera Clip with a flip knife

Editing Midtones with Affinity Photo

While editing Highlights and Shadows is very straightforward with Affinity Photo with the dedicated panel provided, it's not as intuitive to edit midtones. I'm not sure why the Highlights & Shadows panel doesn't include a midtones (and it should be renamed to Tone or something similar), but there's surely a good reason. Maybe it's seldom… Continue reading Editing Midtones with Affinity Photo

On editing photos and removing distractions

One important thing to keep in mind when composing a photo is to have a subject. If there is something in the way, it should be something leading the eye towards the main subject. All other things are distractions: they take the focus away from your main subject and should be thus removed. But should… Continue reading On editing photos and removing distractions