Kari Carter Photography

11/11/2026

Adobe has been busy!

Some exciting new updates have arrived for Photoshop and Lightroom, and there are definitely a few worth exploring!

Lightroom Classic 16.0 and Lightroom 10.0

* Glow: Create beautiful bloom, halation and diffusion effects.
* AI Blemish Removal: Retouch portraits while preserving natural skin texture.
* AI Depth Range Masks: Make selective adjustments based on depth.
* Vectorscope: More precise colour control.
* Camera Focus Points: See where your camera focused when capturing an image.
* Colour Grading in Masks: Even more creative control over individual areas.

Photoshop 28.0

* Relight: Add and adjust light sources after capturing an image.
* Generative Restyle: Transform the look and feel of an image.
* Smarter Remove Tool: Remove objects along with their shadows and reflections.
* Firefly Upscaler 2: Improve image resolution and detail.
* Generative Recompose: Change compositions and aspect ratios with AI assistance.

As someone who loves creative photography and compositing, I’m particularly excited to explore the new lighting and masking capabilities.

Technology continues to evolve, and it’s exciting to see what new creative possibilities these tools bring.

Which update are you most excited to try?

11/07/2026

A little candlelight, a little drama, and a story she’s keeping to herself.

11/05/2026

Another edition down! Do you have something to add? Let the Gallerie team know!

La version numérique du magazine est maintenant disponible.

Nous espérons que vous apprécierez. S'il vous plaît, n'hésitez pas à partager le lien avec vos amis, familles et collègues photographes.

La Beauté du Noir et Blanc

• Capturer la magie des chutes du Niagara
• Congrès canadien de l’image
L’IA est un outil. Vous restez le photographe.

Et beaucoup plus!

🔗💬⬇️

11/05/2026

“Unravelling”
For all the words we’ve swallowed, and the freedom in finally letting them fly.

11/02/2026

A little mystery, a little drama, and a whole lot of atmosphere. Playing with light, shadows, and texture to create a portrait that draws you in and leaves you wondering about the story behind it.
Model .zakharchuk.vmtm

10/28/2026

There’s a quiet strength in her expression, surrounded by wild grasses, delicate leaves, and flowing ivory. I wanted this portrait to feel a little dreamlike, with soft texture and movement around her while her gaze holds your attention.

A little Photoshop tip: explore the Filter menu and try different techniques to see what they bring to your image. Filter Gallery is a good place to experiment with textured finishes. Work on a duplicate layer so you can compare the effect with your original. A layer mask lets you soften the effect in specific areas, keeping detail in the eyes and face while allowing more texture elsewhere. Sometimes it’s those finishing touches that bring an image together.
Model .zakharchuk.vmtm

10/28/2026

Confidence isn’t about being the loudest person in the room. It’s about knowing who you are, owning your individuality, and showing up unapologetically as yourself.

A little attitude, a lot of personality, and absolutely no need to fit anyone else’s mould.

Unapologetically her.

10/27/2026

The cauldron bubbles, the shadows creep, and something stirs beneath her feet.
The skulls have stories. The spiders are watching. And whatever she’s brewing tonight… you might not want to stick around to find out.
Model Kayla Hidber
Halloween is almost here.

10/26/2026

What an incredible weekend at LightMatters 2026 with the
Professional Photographers of Canada in Grand Prairie. 

I am truly honoured to have had the opportunity to speak and share a little of my creative journey, from where I started in photography and Photoshop to where I am today.

During my presentation, I shared how I find inspiration, develop ideas, and bring them to life through whimsical compositing. We explored different Photoshop tools, techniques, and creative approaches that can help us grow as photographers, regardless of where we are in our journey.

But beyond the presentation, what made this weekend so special was the people.

I feel incredibly blessed to be surrounded by such a talented and supportive community. People who genuinely cheer each other on, celebrate one another’s successes, share their knowledge, and encourage each other to keep growing.

Photography can be a very personal journey, and having people who believe in you, sometimes even before you believe in yourself, means more than words can express.

Thank you to everyone who attended, shared a laugh, asked questions, and made me feel so welcome. I walked away feeling just as inspired as I hope you did.

This is what I love about our photography community. We don’t just grow as photographers. We help each other grow.

10/19/2026

Some portraits tell their story quietly.
Soft light, black and white, and a moment of stillness. I love how the simplest setting can leave room for the most personal details.