The Best Photo Advice ...

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... EVER ... was the advice from Don and Kate to use Lightroom for photos and skip Photoshop for now. Thanks for the heads up ! That was a year ago and it's been a blast. Here's some recent examples, Colorado Wildflowers from the last couple weekends.

cheers

kb

Chiming Bells

the bells by KBColorado, on Flickr

Crested Butte, Colorado

yellow by KBColorado, on Flickr

Penstemon

red n white on blue by KBColorado, on Flickr

Columbine

softly yours by KBColorado, on Flickr

two

two 2 by KBColorado, on Flickr

[Cornflake]

kb, fine work! I love columbines. And I'm glad the advice was useful. The more time I spend with Lightroom, the less I use anything else.

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Aug 4, 2011 20:03:17 GMT -5 Cornflake said:

kb, fine work! I love columbines. And I'm glad the advice was useful. The more time I spend with Lightroom, the less I use anything else.

thanks ... I have started to learn photoshop but apart from stitching some panoramas and doing a little HDR, it only comes into play when I need to remove a reflection, clone out a stray imperfection or the like.

I still remember the first time I used LR ... I moved the "sharpness" slider to the right and thought "holy **** you can DO that

cheers

kb

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Very nice shots, particularly the one of the sunflowers.

I tried Lightroom a couple years ago, and it was just too clumsy for me. I'm using Photoshop Elements 10, now, and it does everything I need it to do. That said, I know a LOT of people who use LR, so there's gotta' be something to it...

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you photos are stunning!!! I love the exposure and the color is lovely!



portrait retouching & portrait photoshop are running beauty for me.