great! btw way cant u separate thous magnificent scene by distancing the colors? that's all flatten up on a heavy chromatic dominance. I wish you could discover a small tool as CPT channels power tool by Giuliana Abbiati - Aka Cromaline. Best.
Wonderful...Could you suggest any solution to find the location of the fireflies?To know more about the fireflies habitat and all the details of them to photograph.some of them are can be seen from my home now,But I need to find more..
I don’t use Photoshop very often. Do you have to convert them to JPEG? Is it easier to work with?? Because I’d ultimately want to be saving my file as a TIFF. And do you need Adobe Bridge? Or can I just export multiple photos from Lightroom into PS? Thanks!
Just export them from Lightroom to Photoshop. And start there. Yes a smaller .jpeg is easier for the computer to process, but Lightroom can open all as layers and you are ready to go!
So cool! We have been enjoying fireflies this year on the east coast! So far we have only seen the blinking random ones and not the harmony blinkers.
Thanks, great tutorial. The firefly light synchronization happens in Elkmont campground area of the Smoky Mountains.
AHh YES! Thank you for the reminder. SOMEDAY we will go there. :-)
And here I've been content with just CATCHING firefly's in mason jars😂...observe,then let them go. Cool...thanx 4 the tutorial♥️
Haha!
great! btw way cant u separate thous magnificent scene by distancing the colors? that's all flatten up on a heavy chromatic dominance. I wish you could discover a small tool as CPT channels power tool by Giuliana Abbiati - Aka Cromaline. Best.
Thanks for sharing. Your images are incredible!
Thank you Jennifer!
Love this!! Miss you guys.
Kaycee McLauchlan miss you guys to!!! Thanks for watching!
Wonderful...Could you suggest any solution to find the location of the fireflies?To know more about the fireflies habitat and all the details of them to photograph.some of them are can be seen from my home now,But I need to find more..
I do know they like warmer months, wooded areas with thick brush below. They start out low around sunset then slowly rise to the higher elevations.
I would love to be able to do this. Thanks for sharing!
mary sherer give it a shot!!!
I don’t use Photoshop very often. Do you have to convert them to JPEG? Is it easier to work with?? Because I’d ultimately want to be saving my file as a TIFF. And do you need Adobe Bridge? Or can I just export multiple photos from Lightroom into PS? Thanks!
Just export them from Lightroom to Photoshop. And start there. Yes a smaller .jpeg is easier for the computer to process, but Lightroom can open all as layers and you are ready to go!