I've been busy filling my time with getting back into the groove of my American life and spending as much time as possible at Midnight Oil.
When I wasn't warming my spot on the couch at Midnight Oil in the past few weeks, I was busy buying a car, editing photos, and taking photos.
Yesterday, I was lucky enough to photograph Nate and Erin Copeland's week-old baby girl, Kate Copeland. I'm fairly certain that baby photography is now my new favorite kind of portrait photography.
I'm sure after a few more sessions I'd get tired of that too, but hey, I like it right now, so that's all that matters!
Getting back into the groove
Thursday, December 20, 2007Posted by chelsea
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Beautiful.
Nice light and I just love the feet photo.
Hey I saw more of the Kate photos on Facebook this morning. WOW! You did a great job with them.
Beautiful photos, as always!
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Pixelmator v. Photoshop:
+ Much, much cheaper than Photoshop (only $60).
+ Program opens instantly as compared to the eternity it takes for all CS2 programs to open. I don't have CS3 yet, so I can't compare it to that.
+ I had much better results with Pixelmator's blend modes. Multiply has great color blending.
+ Pixelmator runs more smoothly, because it uses Core Image (which is built in your computer) for its effects, which cuts down on time.
+ Pixelmator's interface is more like Aperture: dark gray, slightly transparent, and rounded corners. It's much more pleasing to the eye and working in it feels better.
+ The interface works differently than Photoshop, but once you get used to it, it feels more intuitive. More Mac-like.
+ The entire program was developed by two brothers who live in London. That's pretty cool.
+/- It's not as stuffed with features as Photoshop, which can be good or bad. It does have all of the necessary features.
- Pixelmator is still in its early stages, so it might have some bugs, though I haven't run across since the beta.
I can't really think of any negatives. I love Pixelmator!
Gorgeous.
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