How to Shoot Architectural Digital Photos : Taking Architectural Photos at Night
Jul/101
Make sure to use a tripod when taking architectural photos at night. Learn about using tripods during architecturalphotography with tips from a professional photographer in this free photography video. Expert: Robin Hill Contact: www.robinhillfineart.com Bio: Robin Hill’s award-winning work has appeared in leading art, design and architecture publications. Filmmaker: Paul Muller
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Cropping your photos in Photoshop and Photoshop Elements
Jul/102
Unless you frame every shot perfectly (can anyone outside of a studio?) you will inevitably want to “reframe” some of your photos where your subject is not quite where you want them, or maybe to take out distracting objects close to the edges. If these adjustments can be made by retaining a rectangular section of your photo, and disregarding the rest, then that is exactly when cropping comes into play. Here is a guide to cropping your photos using Photoshop Elements, which can be equally applied in actual Photoshop. All my videos will be available, still for free, in high qualigy format shortly. Leave a comment, feedback or subscribe to my newsletter at darksideofthelens.com to gain automatic access to these when they are available.
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Photoshop Tutorial – Enhance your Photos, very simple
Jul/106
Enhance your photos with this very simple technique For higher quality visit my site www.PhotoBarOnline.com Greek users at http
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How I take my photos
Jun/1025
yes I have a tendency to ramble 
The other thing I forgot to mention (sorry it was late when I recorded this), I DO edit all of my photos. By editing, I mean Adobe Bridge and sometimes Photoshop. I use CS3. I had issues with the “ethics” of this for the LONGEST time and it wasn’t until I took my photography class that I became “ok” with it. My teacher explained that every single photo in existence whether taken through film or digitally has been edited. Photoshop is a digital darkroom, Even in darkrooms, photos are edited, whether they are burned and dodged to make things darker/lighter or the exposure time is messed with etc. I take all of my photos at the largest possible resolution size and when I use my Rebel, I always shoot in RAW. If you take photos at a resolution of 600×800, they’ll be much more difficult to edit than those with a largest size of say over 2000 pixels in width. No one wants to look at acne, as it’s distracting from the overall feel of a photo. So if I have blemishes, I either burn and dodge the dark/light spots or I use the clone stamp, always with photo at 100% or more. I also sometimes burn areas to make them appear darker. The blur tool, I find, is the most overused and improperly used tool in photoshop and when/if used to edit skin (blemishes), all it does is scream that you’ve edited your photo and there’s probably a pimple beneath that blur. If you don’t know how to use photoshop, there are TONS of tutorials here on youtube. Do your …
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How to Use a Digital Camera : How To Take Outdoor Photos
Jun/1012
Learn how to take great outdoor photos with your digital camera by working with available light, and sun conditions in thisfree photography video. Expert: Chris C. Conklin Bio: Ever since Chris Conklin was a little child growing up in Southern California, his interest in photography has been at his core. Filmmaker: Chris Conklin
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