The Turning Gate Pages and Client Response Gallery both use the free FormToEmail script to process and email contact forms. It’s really slick. Using FormToEmail, your email address isn’t visible to email address mining bots so you don’t get spammed. Well, not as much as you would otherwise. I just found out that if someone […]
Using your histogram in the field
I’ve posted a new entry in the Lessons portion of my site. Go check it out.
Simple steps to improve the technical quality of your photos
Hey, check out my new article on NaturePhotographers.net
TTG Publisher released into the wild
I’ve been testing the new Publisher plug-in from The Turning Gate for the last few weeks, and last week the release version was made available. You can read what I’ve previously written about it here. I gotta say that I’m completely amazed at how well this works and how easy it is to update galleries […]
Go Slow
“Slow”, the latest e-book from the folks at Craft and Vision, explores the possibilities of using long shutter speeds. I’ve only take a quick trip through this e-book but I’m already inspired to try some new and interesting techniques. Some of the more intriguing techniques include using flash to keep your main subject sharp while […]
Sensor Cleaning Resources
Though we always refer to cleaning your sensor, when you clean your digital SLR camera’s sensor, you’re not really cleaning the sensor. You’re cleaning the filter that sits on top of the sensor. So you never really touch your sensor and there’s no way you can hurt it. If you’re still a little queasy about […]
Focus blending in Photoshop CS5
Similar in purpose to the Helicon Focus program, Photoshop CS 5 is capable of taking several images of the same shot, each focused at a different point, and blending them to create a single shot with everything in focus. Theoretically. It usually works pretty well, or at least gives you a good starting point to […]



