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Regardless of what genre you shoot, you should always look at choosing a subject that ‘speaks’ to you. That way you are more likely to study it and unlock its secrets. If it is a location you enjoy visiting often,
I thought I would build on (pun intended) my last article Seeing Art in Architecture. It’s car show season here in the Midwest and shooting them can be quite fun, yet they pose some unique challenges. Many of the techniques
Create an old fashioned 1950’s pin up poster in Adobe Photoshop using Filters, Adjustment Layers, selection methods and textures. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKzxR-eIG6E] Disclaimer: This is just one way to create a vintage look. For more tutorials go to . ______
One post-processing question that pops up from time-to-time is how to get a “soft” look when post-processing your images. To create this look there are just two settings and adjustments you’ll want to really focus on: Curves and Split Toning.
One post-processing question that pops up from time-to-time is how to get a “soft” look when post-processing your images. To create this look there are just two settings and adjustments you’ll want to really focus on: Curves and Split Toning.
