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How to do Advanced Toning in Photoshop CS4 – Part Two
In many cases you can add a touch of sophistication to your monochrome images by adding some subtle toning. Often toning your monochrome images can also help you emphasize a particular mood or feeling in your images. This four-part series on advanced toning will show you how…
Continue reading...How to do Advanced Toning in Photoshop CS4 – Part One
16. August 2010
In many cases you can add a touch of sophistication to your monochrome images by adding some subtle toning. Often toning your monochrome images can also help you emphasize a particular mood or feeling in your images. This four-part series on advanced toning will show you how…
Continue reading...How to Photograph Water in Motion
22. July 2010
Water in motion is a popular subject and one that is constantly changing which makes it fun to photograph. Some might consider soft, silky water effects a bit of a cliché, but call it a cliché or not, it’s still a beautiful visual effect that often creates a mood in your photograph…
Continue reading...Photo Critique No. 6 – “Girl and Sculpture”
18. May 2010
“It was an unusually warm October, and we stopped in a square near Notre Dame Cathedral to rest while we ate our ice creams. There was a huge sculpture of a head resting on a hand, and the children were playing on it. We thought it was a wonderful sight – at home, someone would have chased the children off it!” Read the critique…
Continue reading...How To Do Polaroid Emulsion Lifts
14. March 2010
This week-end I did my very first Polaroid emulsion lifts and I’m very excited about this alternative photographic technique. Not so much because because of the technique itself, but more so because of the unpredictable and often amazing results it can lead to…
Continue reading...How Far Can You Venture From the Truth?
10. February 2010
Is there really such a thing as truth in photography? And if there is, is it then OK to deliberately leave the truth behind in pursuit of a more creative interpretation of a given subject?
Continue reading...Photo Critique No. 5 – “Flamingos’ Human Thoughts”
3. February 2010
“I wanted to focus on the flamingos’ “human” expressions and body language. I’m wondering if it was a mistake to crop at the knee joints, which I know is generally a no-no, but I liked the angled composition of the 2 animals together, and including the entire body of the dominant subject in my opinion negated the “humanistic” effect.” -Karen Tate
Continue reading...Zoo Photography Tips
25. January 2010
The zoo is a fantastic place to spend a day with a camera and practice your wildlife photography skills. The zoo is also a great place to practice before a photo safari if you’re not used to shooting wildlife (or haven’t done it for a long time) and you’re planning a photo safari. This way you can get into the habit of shooting wildlife and be prepared from day one of your photo safari trip rather than wasting the first few days brushing up on your wildlife photography skills.
Continue reading...Unique Digital Photography Tutorials
12. January 2010
Step behind the scenes with ProPhotoInsight’s unique digital photography tutorials.
Video tutorials are getting increasing popular across the internet within all sort of topics including of course photography. Simon Plant from ProPhotoInsight’s has acknowledged this increasing demand and has produced a series of photography video tutorials and Adobe Photoshop training videos.
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17. August 2010
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