You read it right: my photography workshops are back. The lockdown measures are easing in UK. And what the government just announced is finally allowing me to restart hosting my photography workshops. Shops are reopening, the safe distance is reduced to "1 metre plus", can have gatherings of up to 6 people
After updating to the new Photoshop 2020 I had the need to use the Liquify tool. Just for a quick retouch for an Instagram story. So I launched Photoshop, opened the Liquify tool
First day of shops reopening in UK and I immediately went out for a post-lockdown street photo challenge in Chinatown.And you can watch whole of it on my YouTube channel! :) Filming and editing for YouTube is so much fun I really feel stupid for having procrastinated for so long. I always found plenty of excuses that in the end don't matter at all. Yes, I'm nervous being on the
As you may know if you follow me on Instagram, I spent last weekend going out with the Fujifilm X100V for a full hands-on test and I went vlogging with the X-T4 in the meantime. I'm actually excited because it is my first vlog published on YouTube! Something I had procrastinated for soooooo long. I finally managed to launch my YouTube photography channel only a few weeks ago and now
I love Wordpress. I use it since it was still called B2/Cafelog, probably around 2002. Then I used its public .com version for my successful food-blog and the self-hosted one for a lot of my clients, including big names like JP Morgan or Bank Of New York Mellon. According to the latest stats, in 2020 Wordpress powers 35% of the entire Internet. It means it's installed on just shy of
Back with a Story Behind The Shot with Jökulsárlón, and this time also back in time. I shot this some years ago in a touristless Iceland, with a then brand new iPhone 6 Plus. That's right, no fancy camera, just what was always in my pocket. The Story Behind The Shot is a column I regularly send to all the newsletter subscribers. It might soon become exclusive email content so if
Different kind of post for a quick update to let you know I will participate to the Art of Black and White exhibition soon. :) I don't publish too many Fine Art black and white architecture shots but it's a genre I really enjoy. It takes time, both shooting long exposures and then editing in Photoshop, but the results are amazing. As it happens, my May selection for The Limited
When you've been a photographer for many years you give some knowledge for granted, and the Rule of Thirds is certainly among those. But as of today, this is still the most searched photography-related topic on Google. So maybe I should write about it. If there's enough interest, I might cover more photography basics. Let me know in the comments if it's something you would like to see here. What is
I created a Fujifilm LUT presets pack for OBS (or StreamLabs). You don't know OBS? OK, Let me elaborate
Sharpening Fujifilm Raw files in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. It's a topic that has filled articles for a very long time