Photography Tutorials
Beginner Photoshop Tutorials
Save An Image with 300 DPI For optimal print quality, you need to save your images above 180dpi. It is recommended to save an image with 300 dpi. When we save an image in photoshop it usually saves as a standard 72 dpi. This is fine in most cases but if you want to display […]
Quick Photoshop Edit Making Water Blue I’m increasingly seeing images from world-class photographers with really vibrant glacial waters. I really like the look and appeal of this turquoise and aqua water. It reminds me of a documentary I once watched with some red-faced monkies soaking in hot springs in snowy mountains in Japan, it looked […]
Color Grading in Adobe Camera Raw Adobe Camera Raw has replaced it’s Dual Toning feature with a new Color Grading section. The section comprises of three wheels which individually control the hue and saturation of the shadows, mid-tones, and the highlights. These three color wheels can alter your image subtly or extremely depending entirely on […]
How To Photograph The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) This How To Photograph The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) Article is by Steve Bell. If you would like to write for us, please read here. The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights is a naturally occurring phenomenon. Seeing them dance across the skies overhead is quite magical and to […]
How to Remove People from Photos in photoshop One of the greatest annoyances for a photographer is people spoiling our photos. Sometimes we can avoid capturing people in our shots if we use a really long exposure and they continue to move, even then there could be some residual ghosting. One of the most common […]
The BEST Focusing Technique Possibly the singularly most important consideration to be taken in photography is focus. If our images are out of focus then they’re ruined. There are several reasons why our images come out blurry but the biggest reasons are a lack of understanding or confidence. The most surefire way of ensuring your […]
