Coding everywhere
Just like Lightroom has Presets, Capture One has Styles. They're really handy to quickly explore color schemes and they can also speed up your work across tenths of images since you can adjust one image and apply it to all others. While Capture One includes a few styles, there are many others that can be… Continue reading 5 free packs of Styles for Capture One
Capture One is a fantastic software that allows you to quickly work on your images and includes a myriad of little known actions to speed up work even more. Here's some tips that will help you work faster when editing images with Capture One!
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
I was lucky to attend the WordCamp US a few months ago in Nashville again. The city of music is a great place to visit and now that I'm into photography, I appreciate there are a lot of places to shoot. The WordCamp US is a conference around the WordPress content management system for websites.… Continue reading WordCamp US 2018 – Nashville
Beach and coast is always different full of places to explore. I was very surprised one day when I met this guy in a horse by the beach. It sure is an uncommon sight and it startled me.
One of the places I enjoyed the most in Scotland was this small town called Callander. It was really peaceful and quiet.
Been doing some explorations on light painting using a flashlight. It's really simple but fun! The only tip I could give is not to point the flashlight straight to the camera. This avoids ugly lens flares and haze. I made these two exposing 8 seconds at f11. That small aperture produced the streaks that… Continue reading Playing with light
This route is a fantastic scenic route that traverses Chile from it's top to almost its end.
The vibrant traffic at the Brooklyn bridge, heading towards Brooklyn ✨ It's remarkable that 145,000 cars cross the bridge daily in average. Before the bridge opening in 1883, the only way to cross the East River was through ferry, which not only was long and tedious but sometimes dangerous due to the strong river current.⠀