Gregg Lowrimore Photography

A nice how-to article from Paul on the setup and shooting of water droplets: Niall Benvie. Paul Harcourt Davies. Andrew Parkinson. » Water droplets: nature’s ultra-wide lenses. PHD. Share this post:

Here’s a nice write-up on two techniques to apply to your imagery back in the darkroom. The basic effect is called the Orton Effect (I call it the Dreamy effect and I’ve created a Lightroom Preset that effectively does this same technique–email me if you want it). From the article here: Creative Nature Photography – Orton [...]

For you Lightroom users out there, here are seven sets of Keywords « Nick Potter Photography that you can easily import into your Lightroom catalog and use. Share this post:

Ever wonder about chromatic aberrations or lens vignetting? Check out this article from the people at O’Reilly Media: Lens Corrections – O’Reilly Media. Share this post:

Met up with a few photography friends last night on a short-notice holiday light shoot in downtown Denver. This is the Denver City and County Building across the garden/grass mall from the Capitol building near downtown Denver. Every year they light up this building and I’ve always wanted to come down and capture it, but [...]

Simple little video explaining how Moose creates the “miniature” effect in an image composition: The “Miniature” explained? : Moose Blog. Share this post:

This past weekend, some friends I’ve made through the Scott Kelby Photowalks over the last couple of years, got together for a sunrise shoot up inside Rocky Mountain National Park at Bear Lake. Bear Lake is about 2.5 hours away from me, and sunrise is about 7:10am, you do the math — it was an [...]

Below are thirteen thumbnails (in random order) from my Best of 2009 image pool assembled together to form my 2010 Gregg Lowrimore Photography Calendar. ! Calendars are printed on a Kodak NEXPRESS. The cover and all pages are printed on 200gsm high quality satin art paper with hanger and white wire binding. They’re A3 size [...]

Spent a little time this weekend up in Steamboat trying a different approach to photographing the Steamboat iconic barn. And a slightly different light angle to cover more of the barn and less of the foreground snow. And another angle showing more of the stars. And this is how the barn looks during daylight hours… [...]