Welcome to week 42 of Facebook Friday. These shots are the editor’s choice from the awesome selection of photos uploaded to our HDR facebook page.
These images were chosen not simply because they were well processed. Factors such as composition, use of light and colour, and simply the ability to make a person stop in their tracks...
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Welcome to week 41 of Facebook Friday. These shots are the editor’s choice from the awesome selection of photos uploaded to our HDR facebook page.
These images were chosen not simply because they were well processed. Factors such as composition, use of light and colour, and simply the ability to make a person stop in their tracks...
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Article by Chris Smith
Once you’ve learned the basics of HDR processing, you’re in position to open up a new world of black and white possibilities. Black and white images made with HDR techniques can be spectacular. I’ll tell you how I decide if I want to convert an image to black and white and I’ll show you exactly how I...
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Welcome to week 40 of Facebook Friday. These shots are the editor’s choice from the awesome selection of photos uploaded to our HDR facebook page.
These images were chosen not simply because they were well processed. Factors such as composition, use of light and colour, and simply the ability to make a person stop in their tracks...
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Article by Bill Fritz
In Adobe Photoshop, blend modes are one of my favorite and most frequently used tools to alter the image quickly and conveniently. In Photoshop CS6 there are a whopping total of 27 blend modes to choose from. Each one has its unique look and purpose. For those of you who are not familiar with the blend...
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Article by Blake Rudis
You have probably spent a lot time skimming through this HDR stuff and think it is pretty cool. I know I did when I first started. I was in hog heaven the first time I started shooting for HDR and processing the pictures. However, I lost sight of the most important element to photography when I started...
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