Even before digital days there were ways in which images of the natural world could be faked: not least by placing autumnal maple leaves equidistantly spaced out on a rock beside water. You only have to have half an eye to see that that never happens in [...]
The day was cloudy. The light was low. My camera was handheld, consumer, point and shoot, set at automatic. The cacti were dead. Their forms were stark and lovely. All images are full frame, prepared for posting with limited Photoshop CS5 processing [...]
Photographs can be warped, mirrored and repeated to create endless patterns, designs and crazy images. Fractal algorithms are only a small portion of the colorful transformations that are possible using ArtMatic Software from U&I Software. The real fun [...]
Horizons: they are very definitely meant to be level in our photos. Whenever I see a lop-sided horizon, it sets my teeth on edge. Nature intended that they be straight, at least as far as our eyes can see, and our inner ear knows this. A wonky horizon will [...]
Focus On Imaging is the UK's largest tradeshow and runs from 4th - 7th March in the NEC in Birmingham. As usual I'll be on the Phototraining4U stand (Q20) giving a series of short talks on Lightroom, Photoshop and Landscapes. My speaking timetable looks like [...]
A few months back The Tiffen Company released version 3.0 of its Dfx digital filter suite (www.tiffensoftware.com). The suite is available as a plug-in for Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop Elements and Photoshop Lightroom, Apple Aperture, and as a stand [...]
Photographer's i is a brand new state of the art interactive magaizine built for the iPad and other tablet devices. Here is a look at it's pilot edition which can be downloaded from the App Store. This app features interactive media and articles by top name [...]
Two weeks ago I presented here a new dPS eBook - Photo Nuts and Post - a Guide to Post Processing. Now I can tell you that all buyers have the chance to win a brand new DSLR, iMac computer or Photoshop/iPad. It's true!. To celebrate the release of [...]
Recently I got to pose some questions to long time Adobe Engineer Kevin Tieskoetter about his role on the Lightroom team and his work on the Book Module in Lightroom 4 Beta. Kevin was gracious enough to take time out and answer them. Hi Kevin, thanks [...]
Lighting Diagram is a web app allowing photographers to create and share high quality Lighting Diagrams easily using just a web browser. Well, some, as Lighting Diagram doesn't currently support Internet Explorer although there are future plans to [...]
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