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One does not always get the opportunity to make a historic photograph, so if you’re fortunate enough to be able to plan ahead for a scheduled event, preparation will be [read more]
One does not always get the opportunity to make a historic photograph, so if you’re fortunate enough to be able to plan ahead for a scheduled event, preparation will be [read more]
Only a little bit of color is needed if placed in the right spot. Intimate landscapes only need a few leaves with color to make interesting shots. Using a mylar-lined [read more]
HORSESHOE Dream fragments are photographs that depict an unfinished story–like bits of an unremembered dream. The edges of each piece suggest more, but they are broken and disconnected. They exist [read more]
In this Image Talk, we wanted to take our readers down the path of post-production work, so you can see what can be done with an image that has really [read more]
Years ago, when photographers used large format cameras for their commercial and portrait work, it was not uncommon to see images where the depth of field was very limited. On [read more]
“One can only see what one observes, and one observes only things which are already in the mind.” ~ Alphonse Bertillon Those of you who are familiar with the black-and-white [read more]
In a previous article for Apogee Photo Magazine, I described how to use multiple exposures to create soft-focus images. (See Archive in February-March, 2002, “Improve Your Creativity with Multiple Exposures.”) [read more]
It’s easy to use Photoshop to make crazy creatures. Here is an abbreviated version of the sequence (in Photoshop 6 and 7) you’ll use for copying and pasting: 1) Crop [read more]
Level: Intermediate/Advanced I’ll demonstrate my way of creating illustrative motion blurs that are more on the surreal and painterly side as opposed to a natural motion blur. Features: 1. Layers [read more]
© 2014 Margo Taussig Pinkerton. All right reserved. This image has been prepared for the web and was a 48.4KB file before I added the Digimarc. Processed at 100% quality, [read more]
Results of the HDR Zone System: I wanted to capture a diesel locomotive at a local train museum showing the bright sunlight details on the front of the engine as [read more]
NOTE: This article is for older versions of Photoshop (prior to CS6/CC), but the fundamentals still apply. Frustrated by the fact that your photographic prints don’t look like your monitor, [read more]
NOTE: This article is for older versions of Photoshop (prior to CS6/CC), but the fundamentals still apply. Are you having challenges getting your image sharpened properly in Photoshop? In Part [read more]
A great advantage to digital photography is the ability to take photos for both color and black and white output without having to change film or cameras. For a great [read more]
So, you’ve used previous versions of Photoshop, and now you’ve got CS6. You’re ready to crop your image and… Whaaa?! #%& Egads! This new Crop Tool is really different!Yes, it [read more]
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