When I had a studio after I went digital I shot tethered and had my clients review the photos at the time of the shoot. I had them pick 12 they were happy with and made a PDF proofsheet of those for them to make the final choice. Sometimes they didn't like the initial photos and I was able to adjust whatever was bothering them. There were times when I was shooting film that a few subjects didn't like any of the photos for some reason and I just had to reshoot. This was mostly for business portraits.

It seems like that bluish tinge would be easy to fix. Do you know you can do further processing to fix problems with AI?

Apple has replaced iTunes with Apple Music, a subscription service. iTunes is still around to sell music, but Macs now come with Music.

I did mean push, and I was able to change it. I knew a photographer who shot Tri-X at 50 and got beautiful shadow detail.

While push processing is usually used to increase ISO in low lighting, pull processing is used to lower contrast by using a lower ISO and then reducing development in order to decrease contrast, such as a sunny day with deep shadows.

He's already asked two questions.

Why PM? Others might be interested. That's what the forum is for.

The watermark would be added to the digital image before it's printed. Why is that hard to understand?

I reread the OP, and I don't see where he said that. Since he referred to selling prints, I assumed he wanted them watermarked.

He's selling prints. I'd like to see you remove a watermark from a print with PS.

They all had the same color scheme, white yellow and orange. The stems and leaves of all of them look the same. There were some that looked like the familiar daffodils growing from the same plant that some that looked different. I ran some through Pl@ntNet and most showed up a daffodils, but some showed a chance they could be jonquils or narcissus with a chance they could also be daffodils. They must be closely related.

Lots of Daffodils blooming now in Golden Gate Park. They've even got some fancy ones that I wouldn't have recognized as daffodils if they weren't growing with the more familiar ones, and the colors are the same. This was a sunny day, but some shots may have been in shadow, and all have flash fill. Nikon D7100 and Micro Nikkor 105 f2.8.

More than one Pulitzer Prize for photography was earned by catching someone jumping or falling off a building.

I was at Ft Sill also. I was originally signed up for Infantry OCS, but halfway through basic training they came around asking if anyone signed up for Infantry would like to switch to Artillery OCS at Ft. Sill. I'm from Oklahoma City, so it was an easy choice. Then after OCS I was told if I wanted to request staying at Ft. Sill I would probably get it since they always need artillery officers there, and I did.

Produced by Carlo Point but directed by Michelangelo Antonioni. The photographer character was influenced by the life of swinging London photographer David Bailey. One highlight was a performance by the Yardbirds including both Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck.