by Daniel Gregory | Apr 4, 2014 | Technique
On of the areas that I have missed about digital photography from my film days is the contact sheet. For those of you who never shot film, a contact sheet was created by taking your negatives and placing them directly on a piece of darkroom paper and making a contact...
by Daniel Gregory | Oct 4, 2013 | Technique
When you spend a good deal of your time photographing from a tripod, you can find your panning skills a little rusty. Learn to pan is way more about muscle memory than anything your brain can come up with to get a clear shot. Like most things in photography, practice...
by Daniel Gregory | Aug 23, 2013 | Technique
I have recently taught a couple of workshops that focused on digital black and white photography. For both workshops we worked with Nik/Google’s Silver Efex Pro 2 and onOneSoftware’s Perfect BW. Both of these tools are great for working on images in black and white...
by Daniel Gregory | Feb 20, 2013 | Technique
I am teaching a class on organizing (and finding) your digital assets at the Photographic Center Northwest on the weekend of March 2-3 from 12-4 each day. If you are looking to get a handle on your digital photographs I encourage you to sign up there are still a few...
by Daniel Gregory | Jun 7, 2012 | Technique
This past weekend while photographing for the Photographic Center Northwest’s Longshot event, I wandered over into the great neighborhood of Ballard in Seattle. One of my favorite outdoor stores (Second Ascent) was sponsoring a bicycle criterium race. The event...
by Daniel Gregory | Mar 12, 2012 | Technique
I was recently asked by a friend of mine about an issue she was having in Lightroom 3 with her workflow. She had made the decision to convert her images to DNG files on import and wanted to use the feature in Lightroom’s import dialog box to make a backup copy...
