It’s well into the Fall color season here in Utah and I have to say it has been an interesting one at that. While I did make a brief trip up to Grand Teton National Park just before the shutdown for Fall colors, I’ve managed to get out in the […]
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I recently made a trip to The Palouse region of Eastern Washington. It was long overdue, especially after seeing the abundance of amazing imagery online coming from this area. I’m not quite sure what drew me there most, but being a landscape and nature photographer I have to say I wasn’t disappointed.
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In Episode 3 of the Photocast I show you how to create a panoramic image by combining multiple photos to provide a wider field of view. I’ll be showing you how to do this using Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6. Photocast – Episode 003: 4.8.2013 Hosted by Clint Losee | […]
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If you are someone that loves to adorn his/her computer, phone, iPad, or even Facebook Cover, then I have something for you. I’ve recently created a “Downloads” section (iPhone, iPad, Facebook Cover Photo available as well) here at Clint Losee Photography in order to provide some free wallpapers for everyone. […]
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The year is at an end. And with that comes the reflection back on my photographic year. I traveled to many different locations this year and tried to stretch my creative process outside of its usual box. In some regards I succeeded and yet there is still lots to work […]
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2012 is winding down and at the end of the year it is common for people to reflect back on the past months and see where they’ve been compared to where they are now. As a Utah Landscape Photographer, along with many other photographers, I’ve looked back over my images […]
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Many of the scenic locations around the world have their specific locations that EVERYONE takes a photo of. The Snake River Overlook in Grand Teton National Park, Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park, and so on and so forth. These famous landscape photography locations have been photographed to death and […]
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Fall is upon us and the Utah Fall colors are in full swing. This past weekend I spent driving through a couple of the canyons along the Wasatch Front here in the Salt Lake and Utah valleys in search of those iconic Fall color photographs. I didn’t come away disappointed. The […]
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Grand Teton National Park is awe-inspiring to say the least. The mountain range and scenic vistas present endless photographic opportunities for someone heading that way with a camera in hand. Just a week or so ago I made my first trip up the this great area. It wasn’t a photography […]
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