Light painting: Creating depth through illumination
Light painting is a term that is often used loosely to describe any addition of light to a night photograph. Really, though, light painting is
Light painting is a term that is often used loosely to describe any addition of light to a night photograph. Really, though, light painting is
How do I crop to a specific ratio? from Lightroom: Tips and Quick Fixes by Richard Harrington Learn strategies to crop to a specific aspect
Panoramas and vertoramas, the vertical version of a panorama, can show your world in a creative way. Many times, a panorama or vertorama tells the
For photographers, a great portfolio shows your work at its best. If you’re a professional, it’ll get you hired, and if you’re a hobbyist, it’ll
Dynamic range is of the biggest buzzwords we usually encounter whenever the latest and greatest camera comes up. A lot of reviews emphasize — or
Feeling crafty? This easy lens modifier is a fun one for the holidays and only takes a few minutes to prepare. Bonus: Your kids will
Many times, you are photographing a scene and it’s overrun by people! If you want to show the area sans folks, what do you do?
Landscape photography can throw some curves at you for proper exposure. This is especially if you work in a less than flat land situation. Mountains,
As I’ve shared previously, a vignette can help secure your viewer’s eye inside your image. It can also give your image that final finished look.
I recently posted how I got the shot of these yummy chocolate brownies. While I had everything set up, I figured I would replicate the
Yum! Fresh chocolate brownies, is there anything better? I’m pretty sure you all know what they taste like. The trick with your images is to
Many times an image looks nice and it’s… OK. Then, you add a vignette and it comes to life. The value of a vignette becomes