How to Take the Perfect Spring Flower Macro Photograph
The warmer weather means more opportunities for one of my favorite styles of photography: macro images
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About the author
Christopher O'Donnell
I'm a professional landscape photographer living on the coast of Maine. Through my work, I like to show a vantage point that is rarely seen in reality; a show of beauty, emotion, and serenity. Feel free to visit my website.
How to Master Ghost Photography
If you’ve seen photos of ghostly apparitions and wonder how they were captured, most likely they were
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5 Ideas for Getting Your Photography Seen
Captivating an audience can be a difficult task. You can produce the world’s most awe-inspiring and
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Texture: The Secret Sauce of Atmospheric Photography
Knowing how to properly use texture in your images can make a profound difference to your photography.
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How to Reduce Your Depth of Field in Photoshop
If you’re looking to isolate your subject from its environment to create some depth and drama, then
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Add the Model Look to Your Portraits with These Photoshop Tips
Having a “model look” to your portraits is a bit more than just great lighting and using a sharp
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How to Add Mist to Your Landscapes with Photoshop
Adding a bit of mist to your landscapes is not only simple, but fully customizable in Photoshop. This
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How to Install a Lightroom Plugin
Lightroom plugins provide fantastic versatility to an already great product. Before we delve any further
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How to Add a Panning Effect in Photoshop
Adding a panning effect in Photoshop is a great way to take a stationary subject and give it some movement
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Which Photography Post Processing Software is Right for You?
Depending on what area of photography you’re pursuing, there are several mainstream programs you can
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An Introduction to Dodging and Burning in Photography
“Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships.”
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Do You Make This Classic Mistake in Black and White Post Processing?
When processing your photo as a black and white image, it can be a bit confusing as to what the next
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