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Tuesday Thoughts: Shooting Infrared in the Winter?
My series of black and white—or monochrome , if you prefer—photography posts in honor of Black Friday continues today. Until Friday, all of the images in the series will be about black and white imagery, Today’s Post by Joe Farace What good is the warmth of...
Monochrome Monday: Simultaneous Monochrome & Color Capture
My series of black and white—or monochrome , if you prefer—photography in honor of Black Friday continues today. Until Friday, all of images in the series will be about black and white imagery, Today’s Post by Joe Farace “There is a delicate ridge one must ride...
How I Created a Monochrome Outdoor Portrait
My Sunday series on outdoor portraiture continues today with a twist. Starting today and in honor of Black Friday, all of the daily posts between now and next Friday will be about black and white, or monochrome photography, if you prefer. Today’s Post by Joe...
Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 62. Why Do You Read?
Last time, I promised to include a new feature called “Near Misses” in these Book Club posts and the book I’m about to discuss, would surely be one of them. Instead it triggered a thought that produced today’s bonus post, which you might...
Film Friday: Working with Kodak Photo CD Files
Today’s Post by Joe Farace “You press the button, we do the rest”. George Eastman, the founder of Kodak IrFanview (Windows) or GraphicConverter (macOS) is recommended. Or download pcdtojpeg “for free” it converts PCD (Kodak Photo CD)...
