by Jake Garn | Mar 6, 2022 | Featured, Photoshop & Lightroom
The Full Moon Rises Over the Garden of Eden Arches National Park Moab It wasn’t all that late, just before 7PM, but inside the expansive National Park the only un-natural light source in sight was an occasional passing headlight. My eyes strained trying to...
by Jake Garn | Nov 6, 2020 | Featured, Photoshop & Lightroom, Whimsical Fashion Photography
Using Lightroom Presets Discovering Autumn has been a highlight of 2020, and shooting a few times as the summer turned into fall has been refreshing. I created a custom set of presets from the six editing styles I used to retouch and tone these images. Available to...
by Jake Garn | Dec 13, 2011 | All About Lighting, Featured, Lighting & Equipment, Photography Education, Photoshop & Lightroom, Whimsical Fashion Photography
Anyone reading my blog for any amount of time knows how much I love sharing my passion for photography and I love teaching other photographers things that totally make their day. For the longest time I’ve been sharing lighting tutorials, composition tips,...
by Jake Garn | Jan 14, 2011 | Photoshop & Lightroom, Whimsical Fashion Photography
This blog post is my homage to a photographic era of yester-year, the days before anyone had even heard of a little program called Adobe Photoshop, back when making a digital scan of your photo meant purchasing THOUSANDS of dollars in special equipment. This...
by Jake Garn | Dec 19, 2010 | Photoshop & Lightroom, Whimsical Fashion Photography
Ever notice how most digital black & whites look sort of washed out? That’s because they’re using what an off-set printer would call an “unsupported” black. When a graphic designer wants a pure, rich black they use a black...
by Jake Garn | Dec 14, 2010 | Photoshop & Lightroom, Whimsical Fashion Photography
Remember back to when you were first learning Photoshop? You probably went through and applied different filters, maybe you tried doing a colorized-black-and-white image, maybe you created some color effects stuff like that. Well, the idea was to experiment! You...
