Welcome to my blog! I’m JR, an award-winning wedding photographer and artist specializing in – unique — distinctive — inimitable — uncommon — exceptional — like no other — wedding and Lifestyle photography.
If you would like to learn more about me and my background, please visit the about page.
Very nice blog, i have add you in my del.icio.us, stumble upon & digg it. will definitely subscribe thru my RSS. keep up the good work!
j.r.,
i met you in bar harbor, maine where you were giving a presentation on photoshop processes and i was inspired by your work, then and now.
your timing could not have been better for me…i am about to start my 4th year as a wedding photographer and realized toward the end of last year that things had gotten a bit stale. this information has already jump started the juices and i am looking forward to getting back into the season.
i am very excited about this blog and your insight, comments and inspiration.
i thank you and look forward to your next message…
sincerely,
don
atlantic photography
http://www.atlanticphotography.net
I came across your site quite by accident, and am completely blown away by the quality of your work! I’m a photographer, though early in my professional career, I’m looking forward to learning more, and if I had a photographer that I want to emulate, it’s *DEFINITELY* you.
A couple questions for you:
I would be interested in purchasing your truArt
Kimberley,
Thanks for stopping by and for the kind words about my work.
Rather than sell you my workflow, I’ll be sharing it here, in details, over the next weeks. At the moment, I’m laying out the foundation for it so that it is not overwhelming.
With regards to your question about ACR vs. LR, I am preparing a raw processor review. In the meantime, my thoughts are that raw processors are a very personal choice which depends on your shooting style, experience, ability, requirements as well as time investment you wish to make processing. Some have better image quality while their workflow could be called workslow. Other may produce almost perfect results with automatic settings while other could achieve *perfect* results with a lot of work. Unfortunately, at this stage, raw processors are a lot about trade-offs.
To answer your question, ACR and LR both use the same underlying engine but with different “skins” and interfaces. Because ACR is included in the price of Photoshop
I love your photography.
Hi JR!!
Love looking at your blog! Hope all is well with your family and especially your beautiful children!
CONFERMO CHE LA CANON EOS MARK3 E’ PESSIMA, E’ UN PROBLEMA DEL TUO CONVERTITORE RAW. TI MANDO DELLE PROVE CON OBIETTIVO 24-105CANON. SALUTI LEONARDO