Matthew Bailey Photography

11/22/2024

I love Jim Nix videos. (Edited, I should really pay closer attention to my fat fingers.)

27 pages of tips, tricks, ideas and insights that will help you get the most out of Luminar Neo. Create gorgeous images and learn to control your edits with presets, masking, and more.

06/11/2022

Getting back into the swing of things, that means new site with a new address.

Feel free to browse, leave a comment, and if you want to support what I do, one can purchase a print.

07/15/2021

Not quite a seascape but it was still fun to practice. One of my last images made on the Fujifilm.

07/06/2021

This world has awesome scenery all over. This waterfall is in my family's neighborhood in Ga. I'm not too keen on all the brown but the textures are nice and it's always fun to practice that long exposure.

07/05/2021

Finally getting around to my images from Anna Ruby Falls I created in early spring. The light was not awesome and there was a lot of debris from the surrounding forest but I think I did okay.

07/04/2021

Happy Fourth everyone. Have a safe holiday! And if it is not a holiday where you are from, have an amazing day and safe summer!

06/28/2021

Transitioning back to the states, the scenery changes which in turn makes my style go with it (if I ever had a real style). This is a photo of the Bay Bridge from Sandy Point State Park. Funny how peaceful the image looks though I was surrounded by people. I used the Lensbaby Sol 45 to give the edges a nice blur. This lens and its Micro Four Thirds equivalent have become one of my must haves in my kit.

Edited in Skylum Software Luminar AI (I also highly recommend)

06/19/2021

This tree quickly became one of my favorite sights for all my hikes around my small town in Germany. No two visits to this spot were the same.

This was also one of the few times I tried to artistically color grade an image. It don't always work for me but this made it.

06/18/2021

Frosty photos from my last winter in Germany for these hot days in the US.

12/18/2020

I wish I had taken my camera on my bike ride today. The landscape was shrouded in fog making for a very interesting ride.