Hello LCC Members,
We covered this in a couple of our monthly learning sessions but here is a video from ON1 on Exporting in case you were unable to attend the sessions.
Hello LCC Members,
We covered this in a couple of our monthly learning sessions but here is a video from ON1 on Exporting in case you were unable to attend the sessions.
Hi LCC Members,
I received this note this morning.
Dear Organizer
I am writing to let you know about the ENDANGERED Art & Photography Contest 2017. We are keen to encourage more entries in the Fine Art Photography category, which offers $3,250 in prize money. I would be pleased to attach a Call to Artists if you feel it would be appropriate to let your members know about the contest.
The challenge is to interpret or reflect ENDANGERED through either:
Celebration of the beauty of endangered or threatened species/habitats
or
Illustration of the threats facing endangered species/habitats
Please note – species do not have to be formally listed as endangered in order to be eligible for this contest as long as an element of threat exists.The rules of the contest are available, in full, on our website Art4Apes.com but I would like to make clear that copyright remains with the artist and we do not use the submitted images for any purpose without the permission of the artist or photographer. We do post the images on social media, but always with the name, title and All Rights Reserved.
We run this contest to benefit the Center for Great Apes, a Florida based 501(c)(3) registered sanctuary for abused and neglected orangutans and chimpanzees.
I would be happy to answer any questions you may have and would be so grateful if you could help us spread the word about the contest.
Kind regards
Yours sincerely
Lindsey
Dr Lindsey Matheson
Founder & Curator, ENDANGERED: Art for Apes
Here is a great video series by Eastman House which covers the history of the photographic process. It is a 12-Part Video Series each video is about 6-minutes long.
The short video below will demonstrate the use of color channels. The main focus in this video is Luminance. What is Luminance you ask?
Luminance is defined as
A State or quality of radiating or reflecting light.
So the question is color or black & white?
The choice is up to you the photographer but many times processing your image in Black & White can bring out the subject and more detail. Removing color can also remove distractions which may take away attention from the main subject in your photo.
So what the heck try it both ways and see which you prefer.
Here is an example of the same photo but one was color processed and the other Black & White processed.
Hello LCC members there have been many members asking questions about Adobe Lightroom. Here is a short video which will be part of an ongoing series about Adobe Lightroom.
Please feel free to ask questions in the comment section.
David recently e-mailed me and asked, “How do I resize a picture in iPhoto”?
Here is a short video tutorial that shows how to resize a photo and export it using iPhoto.