Imaging recource: Evaluating your images upside down can lead to a better understanding of balance and composition

Landscape and nature photographer Simon Baxter would much rather spend his time behind the camera rather than sitting at a desk working on images. This approach to photography informs not only his capture techniques, but also his post-processing workflow. When capturing an image, Baxter aims to be clear about his intentions for the final image, including an understanding of his feelings and thoughts of a particular scene. To help make the editing process quick and efficient, Baxter makes small, simple adjustments in Adobe...
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