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3 Ways to Backlight a Model for Studio Portraits

3 Ways to Backlight a Model for Studio Portraits

A great portrait requires a good understanding of lighting and how to control it to capture the most flattering image of your model. But, it’s not just about lighting the model from the front. Besides the basic portrait lighting patterns, you need to consider how the subject looks against the backdrop. Are they blending in? Using […]

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Get Creative Photos in Bad Lighting with Rear Curtain Sync

Get Creative Photos in Bad Lighting with Rear Curtain Sync

There’s an old technique photojournalists call “flash and slash” that is used to dramatize movement. Basically, it allows you to keep the subject sharp while creating motion in the background. While typically used for high-movement or chaotic scenes, it is actually a really creative way to add an interesting element when shooting in low light. […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Backlit Falcon 9 Rocket Landing

Interesting Photo of the Day: Backlit Falcon 9 Rocket Landing

Private spaceflight company, SpaceX made history yet again on January 14, 2017, with the successful launch and landing of Falcon 9. The rocket launched 10 Iridium satellites into orbit and then returned to Earth for a picture perfect landing. This particular photo captures the Falcon 9 rocket gracefully coming in for landing on a drone […]

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Photographer Proposes to Girlfriend in a Darkroom

Photographer Proposes to Girlfriend in a Darkroom

With the rise in online video popularity, people all over the world have been recording and posting their elaborate marriage proposals for years. From choreographed flash mobs to personalized movie trailers, some of the most creative ideas have gone viral, touching the hearts of millions. Inspired by the love of photography he and his girlfriend share, musician […]

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Using Cars for Light Painting Photography

Using Cars for Light Painting Photography

Light painting requires only darkness and a light source to create beautiful shapes and patterns, but how you move the light makes all the difference. Professional light painting photographer Patrick Rochon has become a leading figure in this art genre with his amazing ability to create beautiful images with his hands and light tools. And, as is […]

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How to Create Natural Looking Snow in Photoshop

How to Create Natural Looking Snow in Photoshop

Want to capture the perfect snowfall in your photos? For clear, crisp snow that falls around your subject, rather than intruding and creating blotches over the model’s face or over the beautiful scenery, you might want to consider adding it in in post-production: Aaron Nace offers us another great tutorial that is incredibly helpful. It’s […]

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How to Create an Artistic Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop

How to Create an Artistic Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop

Traditionally, a double exposure is created by simply snapping two shots in one frame on a film camera. Sometimes, you get it right and the outcome is incredible, but lots of times you may not like the effect or even intend to do it. Now, with a few Photoshop techniques, you can create your own unique double […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Tree-Canopied Country Road in South Carolina

Interesting Photo of the Day: Tree-Canopied Country Road in South Carolina

South Carolina tends to bring to mind an image of hot, lazy afternoons with the locals trying to stay cool by drinking iced tea on the front porch, fanning their faces from the scorching heat on streets lined with massive, green, beautiful oak trees. This image of a SC rural road, similarly brings to mind […]

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4 Vintage Hollywood Portrait Lighting Techniques

4 Vintage Hollywood Portrait Lighting Techniques

George Hurrell was the master of Hollywood glamour photography in the 30s and 40s. He worked with the biggest stars of the time, including Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Humphrey Bogart, and Greta Garbo, to name a few, and his portraits were beautiful and memorable. Hurrell wasn’t afraid of a little shadow and that’s what gave […]

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10 Photoshop Skills You Need to Know

10 Photoshop Skills You Need to Know

There are tons of things you can do in Photoshop to edit and create incredible images. Some techniques are fairly complex and require a good understanding of the software, but there are a lot of easy things you can do and still get professional results. Here are 10 lesser known, but simple Photoshop features from […]

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