Roger Williams Park is comprised of a zoo and open park grounds. I’m not much into shooting zoo animals, but the park grounds are quite large. I think the best thing about this location is there are so many different visual subjects to photograph in a reasonably sized area. Some subjects to check out: a historic…
This place is a hidden gem in West Greenwich, Rhode Island. The falls are small but vigorous in their movements and they travel over many layers of stone. Hence the name: Stepping Stone Falls. I spent close to two hours shooting just the falls. Due to the natural terrain along the sides of the falls,…
Interested in getting started with the 3d tools in Adobe Photoshop CC? Check out this series of videos! They cover all the basics to get you up and running quickly.
With the holidays upon us and homes and streets extra illuminated for the season, now is a great time to demonstrate a feature on your camera called Slow Sync Flash. This is a incredibly easy feature to enable and will render significantly better results in your photographs. Take a quick look at the video below and then scroll down for a side-by-side recap.
In this quick Adobe Bridge tutorial I will show you how to keep all your best work in one place for fast and easy access. Not just for photos, but HTML files, Word documents and more!
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you needed to scale down several images or convert a bunch of different files into one format such as a JPG? Do you feel like you hit the SAVE AS command too many times in one sitting? Check out the video below for two simple options…
So you just finished up a great logo design and you think you are ready to deliver it to your client. Think again! Is your logo structurally sound? Is it really a mess under the hood? Check out this video to see a few ways to clean up your design and generate technically precise artwork…
With a small amount of anxiety I decided to take on the Daily Logo Challenge . Anyone who has attempted this knows that Harris will email you a daily design brief usually consisting of an image and a few names you can choose to place in your design. This in itself can seem like a…
Here’s a small series of images I took in western Massachusetts around the Berkshires. I had just purchased a Sigma 10-20 wide angle lens and was using it almost exclusively on this trip. All these images are HDR processed using HDR EFEX PRO from DxO (formally from Google/Nik).
I’m running a bit behind this holiday season, but after much procrastination, here is the behind the scenes production of this years Christmas Card.
