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Using Masks to Improve Your Concert Photography
May 13, 2025
There are a lot of moving pieces to concert photography. You have to be in the right place at the right time, your settings need to be solid, and once you’re away from the show and in front of your computer, you need to process the photos to really make…
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Lightroom Isn’t Just for Editing
February 7, 2025
If you’re processing RAW photos, there are a number of software options to choose from, but it’s very likely that you’re using Lightroom. It’s a great tool that has only gotten more robust over the years, but I think that one of Lightroom’s greatest strengths has nothing to do with…
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2024 in Review
December 12, 2024
After a bit of a blogging hiatus, I’m back with a write-up for 2024. The year was a long one for me, but I got to do some things that I’m really proud of
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Childish Gambino at Barclays Center
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Griff at Terminal 5
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CSS at Webster Hall
I photographed fewer…
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August Recap
August 31, 2024
This month was my busiest for photographing live music, and it felt really good to be back at it. Not only that, but I’ve been working with a new lens, so that’s been exciting too
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The Marías at Radio City Music Hall
The first concert was The Marías at Radio…
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3 Quality of Life Improvements for Lightroom
July 23, 2024
My photography workflow has been centered around Adobe Lightroom for years (I started with Lightroom 4) and in that time, I’ve come across a few things that have made using the software a bit easier. These tips are for Lightroom Classic and are current as of release 13.4, which is…