Visit the The Digital Story - Digital Photography Public Group and join it. Upload your picture of ProductiveAtHome to Flickr. If you haven't already, sign up for a Flickr account. I've kicked things off with the changes that I've made to my "what was once a portrait shooting room".ĭuring Shelter-in-Place in California, my portrait room at the studio has been converted to a small product photography studio with a workstation for TheFilmCameraShop and TheDigitalStory #ProductiveAtHome I also recommend that you add the tag: #ProductiveAtHome to the picture. Be sure to include some words about the images and how you're doing. Take a picture that represents a productive activity that you're doing at home and post it to Public Photography Group. Why not use it for the purpose of us showing and telling our stories of adapting to life during COVID-19? So here's what I'm proposing. The Digital Story already has a The Digital Story Public Photography Group that's set up and running. Photo by Jim Sollows, photographer, communicating with others from his home via ham radio. I thought, "We should be doing more of this." It's both inspiring and comforting. When I saw an image of Jim Sollows on the radio with a friend in Japan, I was impressed by both the photograph itself and his adjustment to Shelter-in-Place. You can share your thoughts at the TDS Facebook page, where I'll post this story for discussion. I can now happily say that I don't always use layers, but when I do, I prefer Capture One Pro. 
No credit card is required, and it's a fully functioning version. If you don't have Capture One Pro yet, you can download the 30-day free trial (Mac/Win).
It's from my latest online class, Capture One Pro 20 Essential Training on LinkedIn Learning, or, if you're a subscriber, you can watch it there as well. It's just a brief introduction to this feature, but it will give you a good idea to what I'm talking about. If you're curious about how fun and easy layers can be, watch the movie at the top of this article. But if I go over to the Color panel, my layer is there as well. The layers are available in all of the Tools panels. I can always come back and fiddle with it later. If I want to work on a particular area, such as a sky or foreground, but I'm not sure how successful I will be, I create a layer. The key for me was their making layers just another function of the toolset. Working with layers from Capture One Pro 20 Essential Training by Derrick Story
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