Posts by Robert Rodriguez Jr
The Freedom to Interpret
Why “credible” doesn’t belong in your editing vocabulary, and 10 principles for editing toward what you saw and felt.
Read MoreToo Many Instruments Playing at Once
The most common weakness I saw in the Creative Critique—Live submissions, and how to find the lead instrument in your own photographs.
Read MoreMac mini M6 or M5 Pro? A Practical Guide for Photographers
Apple recently released two new Mac minis, and you may be trying to decide which one is better, and whether you should upgrade at all. One is the M6, the newest generation of Apple’s standard chip. The other is the M5 Pro, the professional version of last year’s chip. So which one is better for Lightroom and…
Read MoreIntro to Strong Composition: A Free Course
I’m happy to announce I’ve released a free email course on composition called Intro to Strong Composition. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a while, which grew out of a composition book I’ve been working on for a few years now (and hope to release soon). For me, composition is the most important part…
Read MoreThe Case for Committing
Have you ever had an image that seemed to work equally well in color and in black and white? During our last Academy session on black and white photography, a member asked a question that stayed with me long after we ended: if an image looks strong both ways, does it really have to be…
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