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John Dominick: Landscape Details
Whether planning a photography trip or grabbing a few hours locally when the light is looking promising, my mind is often centred on capturing the wider landscape. . © Text and Photos by John Dominick...
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Michael Freeman: Lines, Action
Many images do perfectly well without lines — they just don’t make a prominent part of the scene — but when they are obvious, they can do a lot to animate the picture and to influence the way someone...
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Michael Freeman: The Appeal of Many
Most of us have an inbuilt fascination with large numbers of things massed together. . © Text and Photos by Michael Freeman . Naturally, it depends on what things — grains of sand on a beach certainly...
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Edward Mendes: tips for creating fall color images with impact
Capturing fall colors! . © Text and Photos by Edward Mendes . Can you feel it? I certainly can, the tingling on my skin and the excitement buzzing around my every thought. The weather is cooling down...
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Michael Freeman: Graphic and High Key
Key in imagery is as it is in music — the scale of tones for any one image. . © Text and Photos by Michael Freeman . High-key means generally bright, low-key generally dark, though there are many...
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Michael Freeman: How Did You Shoot That? – Bassac River
This week’s tutorial is about removing stuff from digital images . © Text and Photos by Michael Freeman . The contentious issue of content removal, to be accurate. It’s contentious because it...
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A tutorial on High Dynamic Range images
HDR how it works, technical and application . © text and photos by Frank Düpmann . Sanatoriums – painterly settings The Dynamic Range (DR) of your favourite camera is limited – that‘s the bad news. It...
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Break the rules.
Unfortunately, we often follow always the same rules and habits that keep us stuck in the usual patterns… . © Text and Photos by Marc de Tollenaere . My son David is 4 years old and occasionally likes...
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High key photography post-production tips
What’s high key photography? There are many opinions regarding the “high lights” post production or lighting effect, best known as “High Key”. It’s a style of lighting with a reduced lighting ratio...
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Composition in 5D part 1 – Introduction
One of the most difficult things to understand for a beginner (and sometimes also advanced) photographer, when I meet them in my workshops or classes around Italy, is the language their cameras and...
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Lens in sports photography
There is no one general rule in sport, even less so regarding the focal length, the choice of which is dictated by many different factors. . Take Artistic Gymnastics, for example: the gymnasts compete...
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Composition in 5D part 1 – Introduction
One of the most difficult things to understand for a beginner (and sometimes also advanced) photographer, when I meet them in my workshops or classes around Italy, is the language their cameras and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Break the rules.
Unfortunately, we often follow always the same rules and habits that keep us stuck in the usual patterns… . © Text and Photos by Marc de Tollenaere . My son David is 4 years old and occasionally likes...
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High key photography post-production tips
What’s high key photography? There are many opinions regarding the “high lights” post production or lighting effect, best known as “High Key”. It’s a style of lighting with a reduced lighting ratio...
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Edward Mendes: tips for creating fall color images with impact
Capturing fall colors! . © Text and Photos by Edward Mendes . Can you feel it? I certainly can, the tingling on my skin and the excitement buzzing around my every thought. The weather is cooling down...
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Michael Freeman: Graphic and High Key
Key in imagery is as it is in music — the scale of tones for any one image. . © Text and Photos by Michael Freeman . High-key means generally bright, low-key generally dark, though there are many...
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Michael Freeman: How Did You Shoot That? – Bassac River
This week’s tutorial is about removing stuff from digital images . © Text and Photos by Michael Freeman . The contentious issue of content removal, to be accurate. It’s contentious because it...
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A tutorial on High Dynamic Range images
HDR how it works, technical and application . © text and photos by Frank Düpmann . Sanatoriums – painterly settings The Dynamic Range (DR) of your favourite camera is limited – that‘s the bad news. It...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Michael Freeman: Lines, Action
Many images do perfectly well without lines — they just don’t make a prominent part of the scene — but when they are obvious, they can do a lot to animate the picture and to influence the way someone...
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Michael Freeman: The Appeal of Many
Most of us have an inbuilt fascination with large numbers of things massed together. . © Text and Photos by Michael Freeman . Naturally, it depends on what things — grains of sand on a beach certainly...
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