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How To Add Ripples To Reflections in Photoshop In this tutorial, we’ve used one of our favourite images of Milford Sound in New Zeland. The original image is almost exactly as it was in camera. We used an ND filter to capture a long exposure that filled the sky with colour and provided those long […]
Making Realistic Sun Rays in Photoshop A ray of sunlight can add some serious extra depth to a scene. To help complement those long drawn out shadows, why not add a few sun rays. This little trick won’t work with every scene. You will need to have a clear source of light or obvious direction […]
How to get a razor sharp photo? How to get a razor sharp photo? The article is by Grey Chow, If you would like to write for us, please read here. Do you often feel that your photo is not sharp enough? If yes, here’re some tips on How to get a razor sharp photo? Capturing […]
Photoshop Trick for Wide-Angle Landscape In landscape photography one of the key principles is to fill the scene with as much excitement as possible. And, to have a prominent subject to serve as your main focal point. Using a wide-angle lens in landscape photography gives us the capability of capturing vast scenery. The only drawback […]
Auto-Blend in Photoshop vs Easy Panel There is a feature in Photoshop that can Auto-blend multiple exposures. I was asked, what is the need for Luminosity Mask Panels when Photoshop has some incredible features built into it that will exposure bland for us? The truth is, Photoshop doesn’t do a very good job of it. […]
Make Your Highlights Glow in Photoshop In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a dreamy glowing look to you highlights in Photoshop. This gives your photos a fantasy-like atmosphere. Aleksi from Adventure Photographer adds an effect to both landscapes and portraits to really make them pop. Step-by-step Guide to Glowing Highlights 1. […]
Understanding Balance in Photography Composition This Understanding Balance in Photography Composition Article is by Dr. Anastasius Moumtzoglou. If you would like to write for us, please read here. Α confused or disordered composition is not very interesting to most viewers. In the chaos, there are no significant areas to hold the viewer’s interest and no place […]
12 Tips for Snow Photography A snow-covered landscape is always an attraction for any landscape photographer. The later winter sunrises and earlier sunsets mean that we don’t have to get out of bed too early or stay out too late. The only downside is the cold. If we can brave the cold in our pursuit […]
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 […]
