(Editor’s note: No, you are not seeing double. This stunning photo by Jens was featured last month in the Travel category. Sometimes a curator finds an image that strikes them as it already had another curator, in the case me. That’s great. It means the there is agreement on what
In this episode: Photographer and Photoshop Guru Scott Kelby shares his insight on the value of formal education verses self taught. Topics: YouTube as a great resource for reference material How he learned about lighting The value of online education courses: Kelby One, Creative Live, LinkedIn Learning / Lyndia.com
Portrait Retouching with Luminar is a three part series: Enhancing Eyes and Facial Features; Smoothing Skin, Sculpting the Face and Removing Blemishes; and Adding a Finishing Touch.
Category: Sports Photographer: John Sessa “Gulfstream Park, Florida Derby Day 2018!” John gives a unique perspective at the start of the horse race — right as they’re pushing out of the gates with great anticipation. The composition here is well done, giving enough space around the horses to draw in
Category: Outdoors Photographer: Mayank Bhatnagar “Untitled” I love the serenity and simplicity of this photo. The blades of grass breaking the mirror-like surface of the water adds the perfect contrast to the peaceful scene, and the reflection of the moon is icing on the cake. Thanks for sharing with our group!
Photographs extend one instant for eternity. That’s a long time and when you’re making a portrait that will last forever, the instant most critical to your success is when your subjects first step into your studio. That first impression will set the stage for the rest of the shoot. Now,
Portrait Retouching with Luminar is a three part series: Enhancing Eyes and Facial Features; Smoothing Skin, Sculpting the Face and Removing Blemishes; and Adding a Finishing Touch.
One of the challenges in recording video with a drone can be to create footage without jitter or flicker in it. The places where it shows up the most for me are when I am panning or flying-by stationary subjects especially those with a lot of texture in them. A
Category: Beauty Photographer: Slawek Maloicki “Morning“ True confession. I am not a fan of blown out backgrounds and lens flare. While I’d love to add “Period!” to that statement, every once in a while an image with just those qualities hits me and Whoa! Look at that one!!! goes through my
Editor’s Note: Tracie Maglosky is a portrait photographer specializing in weddings, maternity & newborn photography. She loves teaching and inspiring other photographers in lighting, posing, business techniques and balanced living. Tracie is an Olympus Visionary, MagMod Ambassador and a part of the Miller’s Speaker Team. Follow Tracie’s work at http://www.traciejeanphoto.com.
In this course, join Richard Harrington and explore the world of HDR with Aurora HDR from Skylum. You’ll learn how to merge multiple exposures together to show an extended dynamic range of scenes. This class covers how to use the complete collection of options inside Aurora HDR. [Save $10 on
Category: Travel Photographer: Kurt Kramer – “In the Church“ The light and colors in this image remind me of a painting by one of the Old Masters. Images like this can sometimes be found by peeking in buildings, stepping through a doorway and actually going in a building that may not be
