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Matt Suess

Matt Suess is a full-time landscape & nature fine art photographer, photo blogger, artist, and photo workshop instructor. He has been a professional photographer since 1990 - first as a photojournalist for 17 years and then as a fine art photographer. He currently resides in Bozeman, MT in the summer and Scottsdale, AZ in the winter.

Skylum Announces AI-Powered Portrait and Skin Enhancement Tools for Luminar 4

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Today Skylum continues to unwrap new features for the upcoming Luminar 4 by announcing new AI-powered portrait and skin enhancement tools. Portrait photographers – and really anyone who photographs people – are sure to be excited about these new tools to quickly enhance the look of people in their photos. While I have not yet been …

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Think Tank Photo releases Retrospective V2.0 Shoulder Camera Bags in Black

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My friends at Think Tank Photo let me know that they just released their Retrospective V2.0 shoulder bag series in a brand new color – BLACK. And from the pictures I’ve seen it looks pretty stunning! The original Retrospective series came out in 2016 featuring a classic “retro” minimalist & stylish look with a lightweight …

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New Blog Post From Skylum Shows Their Excitement for AI – Are You Excited?

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Skylum just posted a new blog article from the Chief Product Manager of Skylum talking a little bit more about the upcoming Luminar 4. No new features have been announced outside of the previously mentioned AI Sky Replacement filter, but the article does mention that Skylum is heavily invested in Artificial Intelligence to make our …

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Hollyhock Flower with Olympus Focus Stacking II

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Here is another shot of some Hollyhock flowers and buds I photographed in my backyard the other night here in Bozeman, Montana with my Olympus OM-D E-M1X camera using the M.Zuiko 300mm f4 Pro lens. I used the Focus Stacking feature of the camera set up for 15 shots with a focus differential of 2, with my camera …

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