2011 - A Year in Review

Happy New Year Everyone,

As the year comes to a close I would like to look back on what an exceptional year it's been! This has been one of my best years from many standpoints.  I strengthened my relationship with my amazing sponsors. Honestly, they have all been great but to mention a few of my main stream sponsors, I would like to thank Tamron, Lowepro and Nik Software for their amazing support this year. I was also very honored to have been invited to join the Lowepro Professional Photographers Showcase.

I've had the opportunity to work with so many outstanding clients and stood before so many beautiful places I am truly thankful!

As the new year quickly approaches I look forward to new adventures that the coming 2012 will bring. I also would like to thank everyone for their continued support and to wish you all a happy, safe and prosperous New Year.

I've attached a small gallery of my favorite images from the various trips and outings in 2011 and I would love for you to have a look.

Click the link for a gallery of images: Best of 2011 Gallery

Best of Light,

Ed

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Lonaconing Gallery

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to share a small gallery from my visit to the Lonaconing Silk Mill in Cumberland County, MD.


CLICK HERE for a small gallery of images.
 

As with all of my images I used Nik’s Software to process this image! If you are interested in saving yourself a few $$$ on any of Nik’s products feel free to use my discount code “EHEATON”.


Thanks for checking in and stay tuned for many more images and notes from the field.


Best of Light,
Ed


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Ed Heaton Photography Creative Composition Workshops & Tours

Single Image Triptych

Single Image Triptych from Ed Heaton Photography on Vimeo.

Adding Multiple Megan's

Pat's Revised Version - Multiple Megan's from Ed Heaton Photography on Vimeo.

This tutorial will show how to add one person multiple times in an image and is tailored to the Photoshop CS3/4 or 5 user.  Let me start out by laying some ground work. First of all you need your camera set on a tripod and then have your subject move to different locations in each separate image. You can do this as many times as you would like combining the images with Photoshop.

CS5 Content-Aware Demo

CS5 - Content-Aware Demo from Ed Heaton Photography on Vimeo.

Adding a Border in Photoshop

Adding a Border in Photoshop from Ed Heaton Photography on Vimeo.

Autopano Demo

I wanted to share a quick tutorial on the basics of using Autopano. I didn’t get into all of the features but this little tutorial will help speed you on your way when it comes to using Autopano Pro / Giga… 

http://vimeo.com/32449556

Thanks for checking in and stay tuned for many more images and notes from the field.

Best of Light,

Ed

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Longwood Visit

At the beginning of December, just before Longwood got nuts, I had a chance to spend several hours capturing the Holiday decorations. I say before it got nuts but honestly it was pretty crowded and the motorized chairs were zooming everywhere.  Here are a few images that caught my eye while strolling around... 
 
As with all of my images I used Nik’s Software to process this image! If you are interested in saving yourself a few $$$ on any of Nik’s products feel free to use my discount code “EHEATON”.
 
Thanks for checking in and stay tuned for many more images and notes from the field.
 
Best of Light,
 
Ed

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Poinsettias

Red is not the predominate color this Christmas season at Longwood Gardens but I did manage to find a little here and there. This years theme is more muted earthy tones. 
 
As with all of my images I used Nik’s Software to process this image! If you are interested in saving yourself a few $$$ on any of Nik’s products feel free to use my discount code “EHEATON”.

Thanks for checking in and stay tuned for many more images and notes from the field.

Best of Light,
Ed

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Lush Greens

I’m still finding good images from my visit to the Pacific Northwest that I wanted to share!

As with all of my images I used Nik’s Software to process this image! If you are interested in saving yourself a few $$$ on any of Nik’s products feel free to use my discount code “EHEATON”.

Thanks for checking in and stay tuned for many more images and notes from the field.

Best of Light,

Ed

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Ephrata Cloister

A couple of weeks ago Michael Lawrence and I spent a rainy morning photographing around the historic grounds of Ephrata Cloister. One of America's earliest religious communities, the Ephrata Cloister was founded in 1732 by German settlers.

 

As with all of my images I used Nik’s Software to process this image! If you are interested in saving yourself a few $$$ on any of Nik’s products feel free to use my discount code “EHEATON”.

Thanks for checking in and stay tuned for many more images and notes from the field.

Best of Light,

Ed

Looking for some tips on what to photograph, then sign-up for my “Image of the Week” newsletter to see what inspires me!