“Night Photos” is a brand new feature for the Digital After Dark blog. I’ll be adding new categories and images regularly over the next few weeks. The images on the “Night Photos” pages are selected from blog posts. As I make new posts, I update these photo pages accordingly. However, these pages include only a sampling Read more... you know you want to.

“Night Photos” is a brand new feature for the Digital After Dark blog. I’ll be adding new categories and images regularly over the next few weeks. The images on the “Night Photos” pages are selected from blog posts. As I make new posts, I update these photo pages accordingly. However, these pages include only a sampling Read more... you know you want to.

In Part One, we talked about previsualizing this photo of the International Space Station. In Part Two, we executed that previsualization by making our exposures in the field. In this installment, we’ll discuss the post processing techniques used in Photoshop to put it all together. Wouldn’t it be great if all we had to do was Read more... you know you want to.

In Part One I said I had to previsualize the affects from five different elements in this scene of the International Space Station streaking over a waterfall during the full moon, and the cumulative effect from all of them. In this installment, let’s look at those elements in detail. In Part Three, we’ll look at Read more... you know you want to.

Stay with me here. I have something very important to tell you. It’s so important that it’s going to take more than one blog post. I’m going to take you with me on a journey of PREVISUALIZATION as I create a night-photography image. Previsualization? Uh, Kevin, isn’t that a bit redundant? Is that even a word? You Read more... you know you want to.