A short discussion on keeping my workflow spinning over after some big trips and synching images between Capture One Pro catalogs.
This week, we talk with Jack Durner, the artist behind some beautiful abstract photography that I had the pleasure of printing recently.
I recently took a look at Breathing Color’s new media Belgian Linen and share my findings today, and how to create a home-made panel for your photos.
When I switched from the Canon EOS 5Ds R to the EOS R, I was concerned that I might not be able to print big, so I did some tests, and the results blew me away.
After three months of running at full speed, last week I needed a rest. Not being one for just sitting
I recently received the wonderful opportunity to display my work in a gallery at the new showroom and museum at
This week I’ve created a video to explain soft-proofing for print in Capture One Pro and Photoshop, in response to a
As I mentioned last week, I found a workaround for an issue with my Canon PRO-4000 not correctly using the selected
I recently got hold of a roll of Signa Smooth 270, a new supple and smooth fine art paper, and today we’re
Capture One Pro is a very powerful raw image processing application, that supports the photographer’s digital workflow from importing through
As I mentioned in a recent post, my old large format printer has given up the ghost, so I’ve just
Today I’m going to share a simple yet sometimes overlooked technique for decurling photographs printed on roll paper. This is
Last week I got my hands on a roll each of two new types of fine art paper from my
Today we’re going to take a look at how to create a fully automated scheduled printer workout to prevent printer head cleaning,
You can tell when the oppressive Tokyo summer heat sets in, because I reverse hibernate and stay in doors doing
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