Photography

Having a streamlined workflow frees you up to spend your time shooting awesome photos rather than caring about the postproduction work that piles up, juggling disks for all the data, or thinking about excuses you can send to your client because you don't have the final edits for them yet.

Photo: A quick test photo of during a wedding make-up trial. 
LR Preset: Preset Heaven B&W Beach

A RAW workflow that doesn't suck?

Everybody knows that White Balance is setting the right color temperature in Kelvin. Well, not quite. You should also care about the tint of your image in order to get to the white point that you want. And that's not necessarily "the correct point", but actually a point at which your photo is looking awesome.

Here's the video regarding using WB creatively: http://SmokingStrobes.com/postcard-blue

Photo: Yumiko as princess Kikyou from Inu Yasha, watching the Jewel of Four Souls exploding in the sky... in the light of a speedlight with a CTO gel :-)

White Balance = Color Temperature?

How do I find nude and glamour models for the fun and experimental shoots that you see me doing in my videos so often? I'll share the ways that work best for me. Let me know in the comments which ways of finding models work best for you.

Photo: Noemi for Good Light! Magazine, here's the BTS video: http://smokingstrobes.com/lighting-at-the-lake

Three ways to find open-minded nude models

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A RAW workflow that doesn't suck?

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