by Larry Pollock | May 14, 2015 | Landscape Photography, The Photographers Process, Travel Photography
You never know when or if it will happen. For landscape and travel photographers it is a milestone we wish and hope for. There are so many good and even great photographers out there these days it is an honor just to get noticed at all. Today I awoke to my image in... by Larry Pollock | Apr 25, 2015 | The Photographers Process
I am often asked how I get such clear images of landscapes, macro photography and jewelry shots. The answer is often Focus Stacking. I have finally compiled an ebook with 2 companion videos to show the process both manually and using Helicon Remote software to... by Larry Pollock | Nov 4, 2014 | The Photographers Process
Shooting event photos can be challenging in mixed lighting conditions. Such is the case at the Dia De los Muertos (Day of the Dead) event at Tlaquepaque Arts Village in Sedona Arizona. There are halogen, fluorescent, tungsten and who knows what else everywhere. They... by Larry Pollock | Aug 14, 2014 | The Photographers Process
I follow a number of great photographers. Joe McNally is high on my list of qualified people to speak about the process. The 10,000 hours. I subscribe to his blog and newsletter so I don’t miss a word or photograph. Joe was the last staff photographer for Life...