The most overlooked reason to watermark photos
I’m going to get this out of the way first: I don’t like watermarks. I use them, but I don’t like putting them on my photos.
I’m going to get this out of the way first: I don’t like watermarks. I use them, but I don’t like putting them on my photos.
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
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,
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Learn how to make your personal signature a Photoshop brush so you can click on an image to apply your watermark.
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When I post an image online to photo sharing site (like Flickr) I put a watermark on nearly every photo I upload. I do my best to make it so the watermark does not overpower the photo – the ones I use are usually small, and sometimes even blended into the background so it’s not the first thing you look at.