Collage Lite Review
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Guest Post by Liana Lehua Collage Lite – Cost: $0.99 Developer: John Moffett Lite features: Up to 4 photos in a collage at a time. The full version of Collage
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How to use Photoshop to Create Drama in Your Photos
Nicole S. Young
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How to Adjust Levels in Photoshop
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How to Dodge and Burn in Photoshop
Nicole S. Young
Contributor Nicole Young shows us how to dodge and burn in Photoshop.
How to Remove Purple Fringing in Photoshop
Nicole S. Young
How to Remove Purple Fringing in Photoshop from Scott Bourne on Vimeo. Contributor Nicole Young shows you how to Remove Purple Fringing in Photoshop.
An Aperture Users Thoughts and Review on iPhoto 09
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Guest post by Stuart Forsyth I am a long time user of Apples Aperture and have dabbled modestly from time to time in the iPhoto pond. Like many all over
Camera Hand Straps
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Guest Post – Photos & Text by Quin Barrie I’ve never been a fan of conventional camera straps, particularly the ‘garottes’ camera manufacturers include with their cameras. Aside from being
Photographing Children
Nicole S. Young
I consider myself primarily a “people” photographer, and most of all I love to photograph children. Photographing kids and babies can be a lot of fun, but also can be
Nighttime Photography – Shuttle & International Space Station
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NOTE: This is a guest post and images are Copyright Canadian photographer Quin Barrie Ever since broadband came to my neighborhood, Ive been watching NASA TV online and following the
Photography Projects for Rainy Days – TWIP
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50mm. f/1.4, 1/320, ISO 200. Guest Post by Lisa Bettany Fall is slowly fading away. The days are short, wet & cold, and the sky is one shade of monotonous
Light Painting
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(NOTE: This is a special post contributed by guest poster Lisa Bettany.) Even if you are not familiar with the term light painting, you’ve probably already experimented with it. Have
Backing Up & Moving Photos On Windows Machines
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EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a guest post by TWIP fan Ben Leal. Ben is a Microsoft employee, however he’s not part of any of the product groups mentioned in this