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Out of Bounds
posted by naturalphotos - 2nd of march, 2008
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This is something that I've learned recently, and the two here are my 4th and 5th attempts... Below are the instructions...
Directions (Photoshop Elements Version):
Choose a photo: Once you have selected your image and opened ... More... 
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Expose frequently photos
posted by papuga2006 - 29th of february, 2008
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I was reading about this technique in photography, the meaning is that the background of photo is exposed different then the subject. Try to find such photos in Dreamstime with that mystical expressions and choose some of them to illustrate ... More...
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Shotaddict
posted by dmturmell - 5th of february, 2008
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I'm not sure how many of you are familiar with this site, but they are always offering various photog contests that are fun to participate in. Also, they have an active forum often discussing "professional secrets" and a section dedicated ... More...
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Creating Eye Catching Images !
posted by bnilesh - 26th of november, 2007
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Every photographer wants to create eye catching images. What’s the secret behind capturing such images? Well truly speaking I am not expert in this field to say or guide on this issue. But I will definitely like to share something ... More...
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Polarizing Filters
posted by destinyvispro - 1st of october, 2007
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A polarizing filter is one of those nifty devices that help block haze, reduce light glare and increase contrast in clouds. Its difficult to describe. Some say its like having a set of vertical blinds that you can close part way, blocking ... More...
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Judging a picture by its camera
posted by fertographer - 25th of september, 2007
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A few days back I watched the movie Gattacca. What does it means? its a word with basically no meaning, but letters coming from the DNA make up.
The movie got me thinking. Let me simply summarise the movie first. Its about gene manufacturing ... More...
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Techniques for interviews
posted by redsun81 - 24th of september, 2007
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excerpt from a forum...Is it the truth?How many of you guys do this?
"I find that interviewers nowadays are not very trained to interview people.
It's like the person who can tell the best story gets hired. Not the best worker.... More...
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Noise reduction: Overexpose, underdevelop
posted by actionwatcher - 19th of september, 2007
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Have you heard this formula? If you first camera was Kodak Instamatic you probably have. If you first camera was digital you probably haven't.
Overexpose, underdevelop is an older (though still widely used in practice) way of shooting.... More...
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Boost up your sales part 11
posted by dnf-style - 5th of september, 2007
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Read your histogram.
In order to know if the lighting of your photo is balanced you should be able to read your histogram correctly.
John Paul Caponigro does a great job explaining how, so no need for me to explain it again.
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Keywording Tip
posted by kenneystudios - 25th of august, 2007
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Have you ever been writing keywords for an image and got stuck? Here is a tip that works wonders for me when I have Keyworder's Block.
Take a good look at your image. What is it? Now, plug your first thoughts into the search engine ... More...
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Recognition
posted by kenneystudios - 21st of august, 2007
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I would like to take a moment to pay some respect to the woman who got me where I am today. Without this fantastic lady, I would not be doing what I doing am today.
My mother gave me everything she could, and everything she couldn'... More...
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So It Begins
posted by kenneystudios - 19th of august, 2007
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I remember reading in a photography magazine about how photographers must go the extra mile to get that special photograph, the one that no one else can get. Their tips for other photographers were to wear good sneakers, pack light,... More...
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Isolation of objects
posted by natie - 17th of august, 2007
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I work in 3 magazines as a retoucher, and every day I have tons of photos and pictures to be proсessed, retouched, isolated and so on. When I started working, I didn't know how to isolate objects correctly and accurately. I had to ... More...
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Quick Tip for Photographing Animals
posted by kenneystudios - 16th of august, 2007
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Quick tip for photographing animals, especially when you wish to capture their face: Don't use the flash.
Unless they've been conditioned to the flash in their face, most animals will instinctively shut their eyes, creating a squint-... More...
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Halo Effect
posted by kenneystudios - 11th of august, 2007
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I took this picture back in the 1990s with a very simple, very cheap 35mm film camera. Adoring my mother's purple irises, I was taking pictures of them before their season was over. The sun was setting, so I was trying to hurry. I ... More...
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everything i want to accomplish
posted by denisebeverly - 31st of july, 2007
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To continue on with the thought of the other day....
now that i know "who" i am. now that i have given myself a "name". what do i want to accomplish with my artistic life?
i have a few ideas of what i would like to do someday.... More...
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