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Blending HDR Images in Photoshop for Smoother Landscapes

Mark Morrow

In this tutorial, we’ll be taking a look at one approach to combining HDR (High Dynamic Range) composite images in Photoshop to remove any undesired

Shooting Landscape Photography with the Pentax 645D

Levi Sim

Pentax 645D, 55mm f/2.8 lens, f/2.8, five frame HDR, ISO 200. I recently bought a Pentax 67, which is a medium format camera that shoots

Tamara Lackey, Ron Pepper & Jerry Ghionis | Photofocus Podcast 3/25/14

Rich Harrington

This week’s podcast features a triple dose of photo knowledge. First up, Melissa Niu catches up with portrait photographer Tamara Lackey. The Rich Harrington and

Replacing Bad Skies in Post

Photofocus Team

We all have tons of images that could be so much more compelling if it weren’t for that blasted dull sky. You know that giant

Matt Kloskowski – Landscape Photographer & Instructor

Melissa Niu

He may be a best-selling book author, podcast host and world renown photography instructor, but don’t let his devilish good looks fool you. He’s a

Shooting Long Exposure Photography

Nicole S. Young

When photographing waterfalls and running water, one thing I know for sure is that I will be using an ND filter. These filters decrease the amount of light coming in through the lens and also come in different levels of “stops.” This means that a 3-stop ND filter will increase your exposure time by three stops, a 6-stop ND filter will increase by six stops, and so on. I currently have three ND filters in my inventory: a 3-stop, a 6-stop, and a 10-stop (named the Big Stopper).