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JACK LARSON PHOTOGRAPHY
Book recommendation. All photographers should read David duChemin's "Within The Frame." It is excellent. Definitely a cut above most photography books.
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LR2 Seminar (this was supposed to be on yesterday's post; guess I forgot to click "Save and Edit") Kelby was superb in the morning talking about the Library and Develop modules. The seminar bogged down in the afternoon; plus, the Print module got short-changed because of too much time spent on earlier stuff, much of which was not all that significant. One of the best parts was getting insight into Kelby's personal workflow. And I must say that Kelby was unbelievable in the way he spent time answering questions during the breaks and after the seminar was over. I got a couple of questions answered that have been bugging me about LR. Certainly got my money's worth (plus some). (PS - his seminar was better than his books, which is going some.)
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"When your mouth drops open, click the shutter." Harold Feinstein
@Cricket-Tammy: Thanks, Tammy.
@Ana Lúcia: Thanks, Ana.
@StarCosmosBleu: Thank you.
@Magda: Thanks, Magda; and thanks for your kind words on prior posts. The book is outstanding.
@jamesy: Thanks, Jamesy; and thanks also for your kind comments on prior posts.
@Veronique: Thank you.
@Marie-Hélène Ammor: Thank you.
@zOOm: Thank you, dear one.
@Marie-Hélène Ammor: I should have stock in Amazon.
@Mirko Herzner: Thank you.
@Isidro: Gracias.
@Betty: Thanks, Betty.
@Onlymehdi: Thank you.
@lydia: Thanks, Lydia; and thanks for your kind comments on prior posts.
@don: Thanks, Don.
@Tracy: Thank you. It always fascinates me what people like best.
@Michael Rawluk: Thank you, Michael.
@marc battault: Merci.
@Scott Schilling: Thanks, Scott; and, you're welcome (you will really like it).
@Mathilde Collot: Thank you, dear one. Hope that you are having an enjoyable weekend.
@k@: Thank you, thank you.
@Susan: This was his first visit to Oregon.
@Sarah: Thank you, Sarah. Looking at the camera's LCD, I had no idea how it would end up looking.
@Didier DE ZAN: Thank you; thank you also for your comments on earlier posts.
@mo.langel: Thank you, dear friend.
@Judy: Thanks, Judy.
@roentarre: Thank you.
@Diane Schuller: Thanks, Diane. Kelby is a superb lecturer; especially before he gets tired.
@Sandrine: Thank you.
@bluechameleon: Thanks, Sharon.
@B. Thomas: Thanks, Barbara.
@Lee: Dear friend, you don't stand in anybody's shadow. Thank you for your kind words.
@JamesC: Thanks, James.
@Toni: When I sign up for a workshop, I question the outlay of money (they ain't cheap). But the payback in the improved quality of my photography (and especially when it comes to exploring new territory) almost always justifies the cost.
duChemin's entire approach speaks to what lies deep inside of me.