Photoshoot and Beyond
Many times it is the set where you shoot that sets the tone for the photo. I think I demonstrated that pretty well when I turned my living room into a warehouse. With a similar Sci-Fi mood in mind, I created a rig to provide a Sci-fi cinematic look for a shoot. Here is what I […]
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Want to make great HDR photos? Start off with a chance to do it for free thanks to HDRsoft! This contest is to celebrate the new year, photography, HDR and more – all thanks to our partner HDRsoft, the makers of Photomatix Pro. If you don’t already user Photomatix Pro, be sure to try out the demo and […]
Category: Wedding Photographer: Arlindo Namour Filho I chose this image for Wedding Photo of The Day because I loved that it was not your usual wedding image. It shows just enough context of the environment to be informative, but also enough to leave you wondering where it is exactly. Also, the photographer poses the couple […]
Want the very best enthusiast-level digital SLR without blowing your budget on a fully professional body? There are two main contenders– the Canon EOS 6D and the Nikon D750.
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Announcing it is 2016 and that it’s time weddings change, Vogue released a list of 10 wedding “rules” to break. Among the things that Vogue claims will “detract” from the “raw, essential celebration of true love” are rings, the first dance and professional wedding photographers. Instead, the magazine recommends couples rely on their guests’ Facebook […]
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SanDisk developed the CompactFlash (CF) format and manufactured the first devices back in 1994, which makes the technology 22 years old. That on its own is enough of a reason to replace it, and it seems Nikon is doing its best to crown the XQD format as the successor. Not only will the newly announced […]
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As the New Year rolls in, I find myself looking forward to new things—new directions, new goals, new relationships. But with the start of a new year also comes a time for reflection (literally) of what I’ve accomplished and how much I’ve progressed. As I perform my annual “house cleaning”—purging old work which isn’t up […]
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This short story about a photo of James Gandolfini will teach you to listen to what your client wants so you can give them what they need.
This short story about a photo of James Gandolfini will teach you to listen to what your client wants so you can give them what they need.
If you’re shooting in a studio for compositing with Photoshop then you may be using a grey or green backdrop. I was spending a long time making masks until I saw this cool tip from Photoshop trainer Dave Cross, the time it’s saved me, thanks Dave! Open the images For this example I’ve got two […]