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Wabi-sabi: A photography project inspired by the Japanese philosophy

There’s no shortage of inspiration for photographers these days, from personal experiences and other creative disciplines, to culture and philosophy. Today’s featured video gives us an example of the latter, with a photography project inspired by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. If you’re looking for a new approach or a fresh

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Is there a difference between blending and compositing?

Is there a difference between blending and compositing in post-processing? Some make no distinction between the two. But some do. Let’s have a closer look! I’ve spoken to a number of photographers about blending and compositing. To my surprise, some photographers, especially if they do not do much night photography,

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Five popular cameras for the compact photographer

Mirrorless cameras have become the go-to tools of both professional and amateur photographers and content creators. Because of their compact size and form, they’re easier to pack, carry around, and shoot with, making them ideal for photographers on the go. If you want to go even more compact, there are

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Pro street photography tips to take your craft to the next level

Street photography is one of the most accessible and interesting genres to get into for both hobbyists and professionals alike. However, any street photographer will tell you that creating a poignant photo — and avoiding visual cliches and overdone subjects — is actually more challenging than it seems. As such,

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Moving from a mouse to a pen tablet

Until recently, I used a mouse, keyboard and trackpad to do all of my photo editing and color grading. In a recent training session, my client was using a pen tablet and I began to explore this as another option for me. I contacted colleagues and they all said that

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SlickPic Photography Challenge: Rule of Thirds

Another week, another photography challenge! Here’s one that you can tackle in the next few days. For the 33rd week of their 52-week Photo Challenge, the folks of SlickPic want us to use the power of Rule of Thirds to create impactful photos. If you’re ready, it’s time to refill your creative

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Lowepro Fastpack Pro BP 250 AW III camera backpack.

Lowepro Fastpack Pro BP 250 AW III travel camera backpack

Lowepro has released the Lowepro Fastpack Pro BP 250 AW III. The backpack is designed for hikes, camping, weekend getaways, and travel. We checked out its features. Read on! Note: Lowepro sent us the Fastpack Pro BP 250 AW III to review and keep. However, this is a completely independent review.

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Seeing the world in macro: Capturing intricate beauty in detail

Macro photography allows us to explore a whole new world, revealing the hidden intricacies and delicate beauty of subjects we often overlook. By focusing on minute details, we can capture stunning images that evoke wonder and appreciation for the wonders of nature. In this article, we will delve into the

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After Effects tutorial: Bring in text with a flicker

One way to animate text to appear in After Effects is to create a flicker-on effect. With your text layer selected, choose the Animate button by your text property and select Opacity. Set a keyframe for 0% where you want your animation to begin, and a keyframe for 100% where

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Tree Render 2

Branching out with Photoshop’s Tree Render Filter

Have you ever wished you could conjure up a majestic tree with a few clicks? Photoshop’s Tree Render filter could be your magical wand. Though it won’t replace the real thing, it’s a fantastic tool for adding greenery to your digital landscapes or creating unique artistic elements. What is the

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