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As a former graphic and web designer, it was drilled into me early on that consistency is everything when it comes to branding. By remaining consistent, you get the same
A quick tip on how to strikes a balance between showcasing and protecting your work with a watermark.
Watermarks can be used for a number of reasons. One, to protect your images. While watermarks can be removed, most people won’t go through the trouble of doing so if
It’s not my intention to offend fellow photographers, but in my opinion, your watermark should be a reflection of the size of your ego. Big ego, big watermark. Little ego, little
(Editor’s note:Â it’s easy to use a template available on Adobe Stock to create a logo for your business as Bryan Esler shows in this article. There is one issue with
(Editor’s note:Â it’s easy to use a template available on Adobe Stock to create a logo for your business as Bryan Esler shows in this article. There is one issue with
(Editor’s Note:Â This post has been pulled from Photofocus to be certain the information it contains is accurate for our readership. Here’s a link to the updated article.)
Conditional Actions have been available in Photoshop for a few versions and can save a great deal of time. The idea is that you can create a single action
As a photographer you should consider building and maintaining your brand. Not only will building your brand help you as far as business recognition goes but it gives you the
