The B&W Photo

This is the eighth and final image from the Sculpture series. This post includes the highly accelerated and narrated video of the entire editing process for the image featured here.

This is the seventh of eight images from the Sculpture series. Here I finally detail the step-by-step process of editing these images for the gallery hanging!

This is the sixth of eight images from the Sculpture Series. In this post, I discuss the excessive smoothing, and even possible blocking, that you may be seeing on your computer screen. Needless to say, the images aren't really like that… but there's a good reason it looks that way!

This is the fifth of eight images from the Sculpture series. This image is different from all the rest; it was the only one not shot on the Leica MF camera. Read on to see why!

This is the fourth of eight images from the Sculpture series. In this post, I share some thoughts on digital manipulation, what I learned in this project, and pushing one's own boundaries.

My new video training, "Artist in Action: Joseph Linaschke's Large Scale Black-and-White Photographs" is now live! Check it out here.

This is the third of eight images from my next show. In this post I tell the backstory to the project; the inspiration and the history behind it.

This is the second of eight images from my next show. In this post I talk a little about the printing company and the gallery hanging itself.

Changing this image to B&W really shows off the contrast between the model, wardrobe, props and environment. Read on to discover the concept, setup and processing involved in this model portfolio shot.

The Nik Collection is now just $126 when you use the link in this post… pretty good deal for something that used to cost about $500!!

The first sample print of my next gallery hanging has been ordered!

Who pre-visualizes their shots before they go out on a shoot?

Summer Storms Are Coming

Busking in Bath, UK

Backlit wine glass, with a creatively created background!

Some guidance would be appreciated on the progression of this image…

Can a colourful vivid photograph convert to B&W and work?

Spring is a time for new life, and perhaps some new gear…

What do you do when life gives you a 37 Megapixel medium format file? Why, treat it in Snapseed on your iPhone, of course!

Question—Do you need a plugin to create a rockin' B&W photograph?

Answer—You decide!