🌱 Photography
# My Photography Workflow
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# Capture
Take photographs on my 🌱 Photography camera body with any number of my lenses. Priorities when capturing are ::focus:: and ::composition::.
::focus:: means ensuring that focus is not drifting between subject and background and that the correct depth of field is achieved
::composition:: means positioning subject, background, and balancing open space with intentionality - think before taking the shot!
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# Externalize
::External Drive::
Move photographs from SD cards to external SSD/HDD to avoid data loss. This alleviates storage pressure on SD cards and allows for reuse of cards in a single trip.
Import from SSD to iPad in a single transfer after obviously bad photos are deleted.
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# Pick
::Lightroom::
Using Lightroom’s culling feature of ::pick & reject:: a filter down photographs. After finalizing a set of photographs, deleted the rejected ones from Lightroom.
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# Edit
::Lightroom::
Baseline
- White Balance
- Adjust Exposure
- Lens Corrections
- Straighten
- Transform
- Crop
Overall Direction
- Profile or Preset
- Vibrance/Saturation
- Large Local Adjustments (filters, brushes, etc)
- Tone Curve(s)
Color Grade
- HSL
- Split Toning/Color Grading
Finishing Touches
- Exposure Sliders
- Small Local Adjustments (filters, brushes, spot removal)
- Effects (texture/clarity, vignette, sharpening, noise reduction)
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# Export
::Lightroom::
Export RAW files as JPEG to the highest possible resolution and include location information.
::External Drive::
Export files back to external drive and transfer to computer for geotagging
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# Geotag & Adjust
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# Organize
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# Share
# Povisional: Capture One Workflow
Capture One Tutorials
Capture One Fujifilm Tutorial - Lesson 1
Live Editing Sessions - Capture One 28th October 2021
# Photography Inspiration
Enchanted by the Mountains’ Ever-Changing Beauty: 45 Miles on the Teton Crest Trail