It never ceases to amaze me how the universe works. You just never know how or why things happen in such a way to bring two creative spirits together. Some call it destiny, chance, serendipity or kismet. I like to think its more about Providence…a manifestation of God’s foresightful care for his creatures. Mysterious Universe If I told you the whole story about how I connected with an amazing, inspiring artist, you’d laugh. Even as I write this post I…
Every four years we’re lucky enough to have an extra day in our calendar year to give us a special excuse for celebration: Leap Day. If you’re anything like me, you understand that leap year signifies more than just a day of catching up with Earth’s alignment of the sun — it’s a whole extra day of the year. 24 extra hours to do anything you choose. It seems unfitting to spend this day doing the same things I do…
Yes…I’m sort of a Star Wars nerd! I couldn’t help but use the above graphic for this post! The last two posts were pretty intense (or at the very least really long) so I thought I’d let your brain “recover” a bit with this less intense post on healing tools 😉 I’m fairly certain you’ve run across a photo or two over the years that could benefit from a little re-touching. You know the ones; an adorable smile with an…
So, last week’s post got to be a bit long. To avoid potentially overwhelming you…I’ve kind of let the topic spill over to this week. So that’s where we are today. As I previously mentioned, there’s some confusion about the difference between Out Of Bounds (OOB) & Spill Frames. It really boils down to the difference in precision. OOB – Spill Frame Part 2 A true OOB is very precise with a very well-defined portion of the photo extending beyond…
Many people aren’t sure what the difference is between an Out of Bounds effect and a Spill Frame. First and foremost, there is a technical difference. I believe the difference is based mostly on the precision. A Photo Spill Frame is out of bounds but an Out of Bounds effect is not necessarily a Photo Spill Frame! Confused? Typically, the Out of Bounds effect results in only a very finite portion of the photo extending beyond the edge of a…