Tag Archives: learn  Photo Tip ~ How Photoshop Can Save You 25 Hours Photo Tip ~ How Photoshop Can Save You 25 Hours Free Each Year! OK, am I the only person that sits at a traffic light and thinks, ‘what if I could have all this time waiting at this red light BACK?’ Well, newsflash…we can’t, but... 
I just discovered this feature less than a year ago, and it is a huge HUGE time saver. 
I am new in the word of photography, but this is a great TIP! for the nes user of the photography.  Announcing Photography Adventures with Kent Weakley Announcing Photography Adventures with Kent Weakley Well it is now official. I’m taking my photography education on the road and you’re invited. Travel and photography are as much a part of me as air and water. For the first time, I’m opening up this part of me to you.... by Kent Weakley show 4 comments 
Wow! I would LOVE to do this! My husband and I spent the past few years living in Vermont (at a ski area), but as we are avid divers, we tended to get out of the state in the summer and fall to dive in Maine. Just as I got my 7D last summer, Irene hit and pretty much wiped out our foliage season, so I haven’t had a chance to shoot in the fall yet! 
Join us, it will be memorable, to say the least 
I’m IN! I don’t want to wish the year away, but I can’t wait!!! 
Ola I’m from Brazil. Working as a nurse and have photography as a hobby. My focus is plane spotting and I have a blog with some pictures and videos (http://poaspotter.blogspot.com/). I visited your blog and found it amazing. I took the liberty of putting a link on my blog indicating your blog. Thank you for your attention and congratulations for your incredible photos.  Amazing Shot in the Dark ~ Night Photography Amazing Shot in the Dark ~ Night Photography Recently while attending a campout, I had the opportunity to capture an image of an 1839 Mountain Howitzer firing in the dark. There was one shot and only one chance to capture the image. Using my Night Photography knowledge,... by Kent Weakley show 8 comments 
AMAZING! I’ll bet that shot made your day!
It did! I was completely surprised that it turned out that well. 
Amazing shot!!! 
Amazing shot – well done, Kent! 
I tell everyone I know with a camera to take the Night Photo class 
This is fantastic. I love the story, and thanks for tips regarding how to improvise a night shot without a tripod handy. Your end result was fabulous. Congratulations, and thanks for sharing your experience and lessons through this video. 
Good day Ken A friend from a wedding i did last year asked me if i could put her 618 images from her wedding onto a site so she can show her friends & family that she can link them up to view her wedding thumbnails- i am going to sign up to Flickr & upload the images for Private viewing Thanks for sharing the knowledge Blessings & Respect Will
Hi William, In Lightroom goto File > Export > and you will get a list of choices. In the list you can constant the file size to a maximum for both the vertical and horizontal sizes. Also in this list, you can add a watermark here as part of the export process and not have to load the images into Photoshop. Secret – test run an image or two to see if it turns out the way you’d like before running the whole folder of 600+ images.  The Most Valuable Photography Accessory The Most Valuable Photography Accessory I cringe to think of all the things I’ve bought through the years centered around photography. Of course, the cameras, then the lenses, and the peripheral items; cable releases, mounts, tripods, monopods, covers, cases, batteries, memory cards, and on, and on. The sum total, I’m... 
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I was really hoping that would be your answer What is different about me now and two years ago in regards to my photography journey is the knowledge I have acquired along the way. It is the time I have invested to learn new things, try new things, brave enough to make mistakes and learn from them too. Thank you for writing this post!
Thank you Jill. You just warmed my heart! 
These are fantastic! I must learn of this thing called “blue hour” and then I can create shots like that that are in my own backyard!
Wait, that’s right, you’re in the DC area. 
I believe knowledge is knowing stuff, and wisdom is knowing how to apply the stuff you know. I think you have become wise over the years and your passion is evident in your images. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, they are spot on. Age and experience has it’s advantages as long as we tap into them, right? All the best, Kelley 
As I was reading the article I was trying to pre-empt what key piece of equipment this might have been. Tripod was my first guess, then it was cable release … when you said knowledge, I had to agree. The best thing you can ever do is muck up a good opportunity – you won’t make the same mistake twice, and next time you might also take a bit more time to set up a shot. Knowledge and Experience is certainly the key. I heard somebody ask once, what settings did you use on that photo. The response was f2.8, ISO 100 and 40 years of experience.
Thanks for your feedback. I love that quote. And another answer. “the right exposure” ha! 
Loved this…I was just looking back over some of my first photos this week also–I didn’t know about Bokeh or fstop or Blue Hour-yes-that build up of knowledge gives a certain wisdom to my photography now-ever learning. Thank you for all of your knowledge that you share…inspiring me to keep learning… 
hi kent…..is there a way to watermark my photos with photoshop elements 9 or do i need another photoshop program….thanks..jacqui 
I hate to disagree with such a well scripted post. Knowledge is secondary to inspiration, the desire to capture a moment forever. Just my two cents. I mean my photos are rubbish but I love them just as much. Maybe that in itself is knowledge. Laters, happy snapping. Squally.
Great point. A moment captured to be appreciated forever is priceless. Laters. |
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