Category Archives: Tutorial My friend Luís dos Santos and I found these cool piece of machinery in an old abandoned papermill in former East Germany. Of all the shots I took that day, this one was one on the list for deletion because I just wasn’t feeling it as much as I was the other shots I came...  Yesterday, a visitor to this website asked me how, exactly, I handle shooting High Dynamic Range photography with the X100, particularly when the dynamic range of light on the scene exceeds what a normal five-shot bracket set (+2, +1, 0, -1 and -2) would be able to cover. More specifically, the reader wanted to know...  For today, I’ve decided to toss together a quick tutorial on my work flow for you all, showing you how I worked my way from from the brackets (figure 1.1 below) to today’s photograph, ‘Piping Up’ (figure 1.0 above). I’ve done a video version of this in the past, with another photograph, which you can...  I’m one of those guys who loves being alone in the dark, and I surround myself in darkness whenever I can. My office is dark, my study is dark, and I suppose my pictures are dark as well. I think if you look at my body of work, you can see what I mean. Not...  So here is a shot I worked on for a bit this evening. I’ve included a few shots below the finished photograph showing you snapshots I captured during post-processing. Of course the workflow video will be much more helpful, but this give you a bot of an idea of where things start (post Photomatix Pro... 
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