Photography

Photo Editing / Compositing

When you only have one go at a photo and someone walks right through the shot… You’ve gotta do what you’ve gotta do!
Use the slider to see the before and after.
 
This is a simple, common example, however I am very experienced in many editing and color correcting techniques, including the compositing of multiple images when necessary.

Color Correction & HDR

Seen here is an example of an HDR image. The use of 5 bracketed exposures merged together, allows for a high dynamic range from darks to lights within the final photo.

The shot on the left is the neutral exposure at the center of the set.

F.A.Q.

What would you like to know?

I’ll just say that I grew up working with film cameras; loading film into canisters and developing prints in the dark room. As much as I love and respect film as an art form, I am so glad digital is here! It was too easy to lose everything with film. Digital has made the workflow of photography so much more efficient!

I own, and am most familiar with Nikon cameras. I have worked with other cameras as well, including Canon. In the end, they all function similarly, it’s just a matter of familiarizing yourself with the layout of a camera when you get your hands on it. I mostly own Sigma glass. I’ve found it to be generally very good bang for the buck glass.

In the air, I am currently shooting with a DJI Mavic 2 Pro.

A remote pilot’s license is required by the FAA to do any type of commercial work with a drone. This is something that the United States government takes very seriously. An extensive knowledge test is required.

I do have this certification, and am licensed to fly drones commercially. I am required to sit through the exam every two years to maintain this license.

I began using Adobe’s Creative Suite with CS2 back in 2006. I use Photoshop and Lightroom on a near daily basis, so I am very well versed in it. I generally run the programs on Windows, but I am also comfortable in the Mac OS environment.