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Author: Dzvonko Petrovski

Photographer who loves challenging and experimental photography and loves sharing his knowledge about it.

This Photoshop Tutorial Will Show You How To Soften Harsh Shadows In Black And White Portraits

Photoshop
By Dzvonko Petrovski / October 25, 2015

We photographers all strive for the perfect light. It is normal to aim for perfection, however, the light that we usually imagine in our heads is quite difficult to achieve in real life. Well actually, not that hard if you own complex light systems that usually cost heaps. Is it possible to achieve the same […]

  Adobe, Tutorials

How to Make a Panorama – A Simple Tutorial

Photography Post Production
By Dzvonko Petrovski / October 22, 2015

Imagine those occasions where you need a wider lens but you don’t have one on you at the right moment. The only thing you can do in that scenario is to shoot a panorama and hope that you are able to succeed in stitching it afterwards. This article will help you in improving the success […]

  Adobe, Tutorials

6 Creative Ways To Use And Modify Ambient Light

Understanding Light
By Dzvonko Petrovski / October 6, 2015

Ambient light is my favorite when it comes to lighting subjects. This is mostly due to the fact that it is the most natural looking light you can get, and also the cheapest version of them all since it is free. Ambient light, also known as natural light, means that you use only what the […]


How To Improve Your Focusing Skills

Camera Craft
By Dzvonko Petrovski / October 4, 2015

Nowadays, digital cameras have the ability to autofocus. That is all great but it is not as simple as it sounds. The autofocus in the cameras, especially digital SLRs is quite a complex system that you should endeavour to understand if you want to get the most out of it. Yes, you can point a camera […]

  Canon, Skills

How To Create The Film Look In Lightroom Without Presets

Lightroom
By Dzvonko Petrovski / September 28, 2015

You’ve probably come across presets for Lightroom that claim to create the film look on your pictures. And while some really do the job, most of the times it depends on the picture and rarely does a preset works by itself. Therefore if you want to really make the film look perfect, you’ll need to know […]


How to Create A Realistic HDR Panorama

Photography Post Production
By Dzvonko Petrovski / September 12, 2015

HDR stands for “High Dynamic Range,” meaning that the method is supposed to increase the dynamic range that one image can have as if the sensor had the same amount of dynamic range. I’d been looking for HDR processors that did a realistic job, and for a while the search didn’t yield a processor that […]


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