Using dodge and burn to add depth and dimension to your photos
I’m a collector of quotes and share them when I speak to groups. Someone asked me if I had fashioned any quotes myself. Here’s one:
I’m a collector of quotes and share them when I speak to groups. Someone asked me if I had fashioned any quotes myself. Here’s one:
Dodging and burning is a powerful way to add dimension, color, brightness, darkness and more. I will show you two simple ways to do this
Luminar Neo has added Dodge & Burn tools to their editing tools with one of their recent releases, which is perfect for both portraits and
In this in-depth look at the Dodge & Burn in Luminar Neo, I am going to show you not only how to Dodge & Burn
In this article, I’ll show you how I use layer masks in Capture One Pro to dodge or lighten areas of a photograph and burn
You’ve probably seen ads the last few days for the 5DayDeal — they’ve been popping up on Facebook and Instagram like crazy. The organizers of
(Editor’s note:Â In this guest post, photographer Kelly Anderson shows a simple Photoshop technique that anyone can do to lighten or darken (dodge or burn) areas
Retouching the portraits you make can be a lot of fun, and it can be a lot of frustration. I realize that I’ve retouched thousands
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Anup Ghimire. Dodging and burning is one of the most confused and highly underestimated techniques in Photoshop.
Have you ever been working away in photoshop, keyboard short-cutting like no other, when suddenly you do something that is unexpected and awesome? It happened