Unlike Ansel Adams who previsualized how a print would look before he captured an image, I find that sometimes my glamour photography images are only fully realized after I start working on them in the digital darkroom.

In honor of National Peanut Butter Cookie Day, here’s a guest post about cookies and cakes and how it relates to digital photography.

You might consider today’s image and post as part of a series of photographs of classic trucks…

In my book Studio Lighting Anywhere I quote Richard Avedon who once said, “I think all art is about control—the encounter between control and the uncontrollable.” I think that’s what a dedicated studio, no matter what size it may be or where it may be located, can offer a portrait photographer.

You can capture infrared images in-camera with modified cameras or by using special on-camera filters but you can also create them after-the-fact using digital imaging software.