Understanding the magic of catchlights
When looking at a portrait where is the first place you look? I look at the subject’s eyes. This leads me to look at the
When looking at a portrait where is the first place you look? I look at the subject’s eyes. This leads me to look at the
With LuminarAI officially announced for release this holiday season, we’re starting to get a first look at some of the features in the new program.
Eyes are simply the most important thing in a portrait. We know this. We do all kinds of things to emphasize the eyes. Catchlights, reflectors
It has never been easier to make eyes pop in portraits using Luminar 4. You can use it as standalone software, or as a plugin
Photoshop Actions can really help to speed up your workflow, especially when dealing with portraits. Even if your subjects have different colored eyes, you can
In this video, Sony Artisan Chris Orwig shows us how to bring out the eyes in a portrait. Here, he uses Lightroom Classic and its
A famous phrase is, “The eyes are the windows to the soul.” In this ThinkTAPLearn video, instructor Kristina Sherk shows us the best ways to
Join Rich Harrington for a look at how to get the best-looking eyes with Luminar 4. It’s all thanks to the brand new Portrait Enhancer
Wondering what to get the photographer on your list who has “everything?” Take a look at the Photofocus Holiday Shopping Guide for gift ideas and
Since I started using Perfectly Clear a couple years ago, there’s been one feature that’s continually been my go-to, no matter what the subject is
“Unless some sweetness at the bottom lie, Who cares for all the crinkling of the pie?” This line is from William King’s Poem, “The Art
Anytime your subject is not facing directly into the camera you need to pay attention to where their eyes are looking and how they are