Gregg Lowrimore Photography

Free Photo Softwares While surfing around for more information about the Canon PIXMA Pro9000 printer, I stumbled upon a list of free software packages for photo processing. Scanning through the list showed mostly Windows packages (of course!) but I found a few Macintosh ‘wares in the list that I might have to check out too! [...]

Behind the Scenes Another cool article I found tonight came from the Strobist blog. Someone over there found the YouTube video of the making of the Flashlight Sprint Ad. You can watch how they made it as well as the original ad as it aired. Click here to read the post. This gives a whole [...]

Good Set of Memory Card Tidbits While surfing around tonight and catching up on some of my favorite blogs, I ran across this article by Michael Johnson about some basic memory card practices. A short little read with good tips for memory cards. Powered by ScribeFire.

Understanding Histograms If you’ve ever struggled with understanding Histograms, check out this in-depth article called “Histograms, Huh?” from Aaron over at Single Serving Photo. To read the article, click here. Powered by ScribeFire.

Dan Heller posted this time lapsed video from a bunch of images he took back on the night of June 29th in and around the Golder Gate Bridge in San Fransisco. Remember when watching this video that this is a series of photographs strung together in iMovie and made into a video. It’s amazing! Click [...]

Steve Parker and I ventured up into the Lake Isabelle area over the Fourth of July holiday to catch some of the early season (early for the high country) wildflowers. We were about 1-2 weeks away from peak viewing still, but check out the images below to see how they looked yesterday. The Columbine were [...]

Annual Fireworks Display at Vista Ridge GC The Vista Ridge Fireworks show took place this past Tuesday evening over at the Vista Ridge Golf Course, where the Erie Balloon Festival took place. Below are a few images I took while sitting and watching the show from the driving range tee box, with my family and [...]

Classical Art Color Matching Read this interesting post from Unfocused Brain about how to use the colors found in classical art pieces to improve some otherwise drabby photos of yours — all inside Photoshop. Powered by ScribeFire.

Terry White’s Tech Blog has an excellent write up on the new iPhone! Check it out here. He talks about all the good things in the iPhone as well as the not-so-good things. Very comprehensive evaluation. Powered by ScribeFire.