Diptychs are two photographs that have been placed together to tell a single, intertwining story. While diptychs can be as unique as their creators desire, the most popular ones consist of vertical images. Combining vertical shots to create a larger one is an efficient way for artists to keep their blogs and online galleries a […]
Photography Post Production Articles
Improving your photos in the darkroom and on the desktop.
This October has seen some big changes in the Adobe software world. For photographers that means major updates to Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC. The biggest changes have been in Lightroom, where the standalone app has now been discontinued and the subscription based app split into two distinct versions.
Double exposure photography is a genre that merges multiple photographs to create a single story. Stories told through double exposures are often very thoughtful and visually appealing. Like optical illusions, they catch the viewer’s eye, compelling them to wonder how such an image was created. Certain cameras can merge photographs before they’re even imported to […]
Getting this right can be a photography game changer and some photographers will be shouting at their screen saying “if you can’t learn to get in right in camera…….” – you know the rest. Post processing is a need-to-do process in photography and although some people believe it’s “manipulating” or “faking” your photographs, more often than not it’s just […]
Adobe Photoshop is the go-to photo editing and manipulation software available online, mainly used by professional photographers and designers. It can be used for almost any kind of image editing, whether that be touch-ups, creating graphics from scratch and more. With a huge variety of tools, you can achieve almost anything using Photoshop once you […]
You have probably heard the general advice in photography that you should almost always shoot in raw format. Why? Simple – raw files hold a lot more information than jpegs so you can do more with them in post-production. The problem is that when you open up a raw file, it’s often pretty drab, even […]
