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7 Powerful Photography Tips for Amazing Photos Joshua Cripps offers us some great shooting advice to make our photos more impacting. My two particular favourites are ‘fill the frame’ and ‘simplify and exaggerate’. When composing, like most photographers, I’m not running through a list of rules that I need to follow. I go through a […]
5 Lightroom Secrets: Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace Mark Wallace takes us through some lesser-known, but superb features in Lightroom, on Adorama. Most of the video really taps into the main purpose of Lightroom – to make editing and oragnizing quick and easy. Mark introduces us to some very useful and convenient shortcuts, like instantly […]
How To Edit A Foggy, Moody Landscape In Photoshop Foggy landscapes are often inherently moody scenes. It isn’t too difficult to edit these landscapes in Photoshop. In this case we started out with a beautifully composed image which was a little under exposed, with a strong blue colour cast. We finished with a softly-contrasting image, […]
Photoshop Secrets 21: Create a Fake HDR Effect Today’s tutorial is designed to show you how to quickly soften your shadows and highlights. I’ve called it a Fake HDR effect. It seems slow at first, but if you record an action, the process will be fairly instant. It’s a nice little tool to have in […]
Shooting Time-Lapse Photography at Night Continuing where we left off from Dave Morrow’s article on How to Plan for Astro Photography, The Slanted Lens takes us step-by-step, though the process of setting up and shooting an astro time-lapse. At the beautifully isolated location of Mono Lake, J.P. gives us suggestions on ideal shooting locations to […]
Photoshop Secrets 20: Easily Remove Distortion (Perspective & Barrel) This tutorial will teach you two techniques for correcting both barrel distortion and perspective distortion in Photoshop. The first method, which I use in most of my images, is quick, easy and uses the Distort function in Photoshop. I usually check Enable Lens Profile Corrections in […]
