postmortem The Picture of Month: Crack in the Sky
Wow, Its December!
Thesedays I try to publish my image once a month.
In this blog, I reveal some Raw data and information behind the image.
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postmortem Behind the scenes: The blast at North
Let's look the behind scene of Yoshihiko's recent image. You can find some interesting story, raw and other interesting fact.
postmortem Behind the scenes: Age of the Steel
Let's look back to Yoshihiko Wada's favorite images with a lot of materials and raw images.
panorama Recommendation for Panorama photography : Introduction
I've been shooting panorama photography from 2015, and I could achieve some good images with that technique.
I'll give some tips and thought for all who haven't tried "panorama photography" yet.
This is the introduction for my upcoming the new workflow dedicated for "panorama photography"
panorama Behind the scenes: Underlines -Ⅷ-
Tips, prototypes and videos! a lot of hidden materials from my newly long exposure-panorama series "The Under-Lines"
Please check it out!
panorama Behind the scenes：Underlines -Ⅰ-
Travel is no-no these days due to covid-19 pandemic. So instead of going away from my home, I’ve been focusing on my local areas to shoot local bridges.
This blog post is postmortem and behind the scenes with many original data from my new panorama cityscape series: “The Underlines”
light-trail Light Trails :Tips for excessive light trail photography
Light trails is one of the popular genre in long exposure photography, and for me, the genre have been one of my favorite too.
I'll let you know from the basic to advance technique based on my real experiences with many sample photos.
TIPS De Noise “How to reduce noise in long exposure”
Shooting long exposure is not always a god choice, especially in the hotter season.
The heat make "heat noise" during a long-exposure. A longer exposure make much heat noise.
The simple solution is "not" to shoot in the hot summer. Shoot in winter, do post process in summer.
Just kidding. I'll let you know the way of reducing "heat noise". Check it out.
photoshop YW’s workflow :Day7
When you feel " the image is done!", there is still something you need to do. The final tweak can improve your image, even though it is very subtle.
Always "detail matters".
photoshop YW’s workflow :Day6
In a word, my workflow is "cultivating". Make multiple B&W images, hide them, then start digging what I need. So, creating a guide map is important for not to lost.
The current work flow completed!