I’ve written about depth of field as it relates to photography before on this website, so I won’t rehash all that I’ve already covered here. What I would like to do instead is expand upon what I’ve discussed and move towards a more refined level of photographic planning. If you’re a still life or portrait […]
Jumping Back and Forth Between Photoshop and Camera Raw
I wrote a post recently that covered the process of using Adobe Camera Raw as a filter inside of Photoshop. I’d like to summarize what I wrote here because I apparently have a problem with not being able to stop writing. Using Camera Raw as a filter inside of Photoshop can be very helpful when […]
Using the Camera Raw Smart Filter & Masks in Adobe Photoshop
There are many methods for adjusting the color and tone of images inside of Adobe Photoshop, but I have to be honest here when I say that I much prefer using Camera Raw for my editing. While Photoshop does a good job of fixing up images and making them look much better than they did […]
How to Learn From Scene Modes on Your DSLR Camera
If you’re like most beginning photographers, you purchased a pretty nice DSLR camera, took it out of the box and began taking photos with it. To do this, you most likely turned the dial on top of it to Auto mode and didn’t think anything of it. Of course, as time passed and as you […]
How to Focus Stack Your Images For Better Photography
This is a very exciting post to share with you. Believe it or not, I’ve actually been having multiple conversations with various people lately on the topic of depth of field as it pertains to photography. Basically, the conversations go something like this: THEM: I would love to solve the issue of not being able […]
Colorizing Objects with the Hue Blending Mode in Adobe Photoshop
Have you ever wondered how websites that sell clothing and others that sell cars change the colors of whatever it is they’re selling? You know what I’m referring to here. Pretend you’re looking at a Honda Civic on the Honda website and the default color is gray. Below the photo of the car are alternative […]
Tips for Photographing Water Reflections at Night
When I head out for my usual photography excursions, I’ve noticed that I primarily think about what I’d like to take photos of. What I mean is, I pretty much have a basic idea of the object I’d like to photograph. For instance, if I’d like to take some pictures of a car, all my […]
How to Photograph Car Tail Light Trails at Night
After shooting portrait, landscape and wildlife photography, I would say that one of the most popular types of photography budding amateurs are interested in is night photography. Whether it be taking pictures of the moon, stars or cityscapes, night photography is downright cool. It’s interesting and it virtually doubles the number of things you can […]
A Creative Text Effect Using Blending Modes in Adobe Photoshop
The thing I love most about this text effect is that it’s so easy to pull off. There’s no special knowledge you need to accomplish what I’ll show you below, so if you can type out a few words and change a blending mode or two, you’re all set. I can see this type of […]
Where Should I Store My Photos?
Question: I am an amateur photographer and I have a really old laptop that I’m using right now to keep all the pictures that I take on. I am terrified of losing them all because my laptop is so old and it might crash. I would be devastated. I have some pictures on my phone […]
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