Archive for the 'workflow' Category

making motion

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

dose of motion tech for monday. word just in from our man ross in CO on his new FCP blog, called youdownwithfcp. he’s the man with his fingers on the keys 24/7 so it’s tech heavy + uber insightful for anyone up to speed.
more basic yet, only four steps to digging into FCP from larry [...]

workflow + tools

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

new tools are refining our workflow, from camera to output, like never before. on a near daily basis there’s great new ideas to test + possibly put into place. that’s not to say that everything i like is adopted immediately or even at all but you’ve got to stay on top of anything that propels [...]

how hard is it?

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

very hard to put it bluntly.
what do ya mean? didn’t you just show up there with your camera + shoot a bit?
not on your life – but glad it came across as that calm + natural.

looking around through the glimmer + shine existing everywhere today + it’s easy to find great work. it’s also easy [...]

Q & A :: workflow

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Here’s a recent workflow Q & A I had the opportunity to answer for a workshop stop I’ll be making this summer. Great questions, thanks Marcy.
What’s Your Workflow?
How do you determine the process that works best for you? Ask the pros. Over the next few months we will be surveying photographers on their daily photography [...]

Releases in Three Prime Parts (including Lightroom)

Monday, April 7th, 2008

Without going into all the details, releases in all current formats (model, minor & property) are an integral part of photography today. If you’re involved in location work with commercial, editorial or stock purposes then they are a must. Most times you’re client will be requiring, and possibly even providing, them but regardless you should [...]

Keep ‘em all and sort ‘em later

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

Going through older work including slides from more than a decade ago and keep hearing the voices of archiving. “Hey Heath, the best way to be a better shooter is to get a larger garbage can”, ie, edit, edit, edit (and trash the rest) and the polar opposite of “there’s still 100+ GB of [...]

Copyright 21st Century Style

Tuesday, September 4th, 2007

Our workflow, like most of you I hope, intrinsically features images for copyright submission at the US Copyright Office within Library of Congress. This is a simple process that the government has put at our disposal for protection of unique works. I view this as a two fold dealing: ONE, as a great step for [...]