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 use to edit your images.
Continue reading >An Introduction to Dodging and Burning in Photography
“Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships.” –
Continue reading >How to Photograph Water Drops
This is a guest post by Shakira Duarte who you can find on Flickr! Photographing water drops is a hugely popular area of
Continue reading >How to Use Open Water to Create a Great Abstract
This is a guest post by Saul Molloy. You can read more on Saul's blog, add him to twitter or catch up with what he's been
Continue reading >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 step is. Do you dodge
Continue reading >How Using Strong ND Filters Can Create Awesome Results
This is a guest post from Chris Gin – you can see more from Chris at his Website, Flickr and Facebook. As a landscape
Continue reading >The Wild Beauty of Canada: 25 Photos of the Great Outdoors
Canada has been referred to as one of the last great wilderness frontiers, with much of the northern part of the country
Continue reading >The Awesome Drama of Storms in Black and White: 18 Powerful Images
Photographs of storms can be among the most emotive of images. Add to that the drama that black and white can bestow on a
Continue reading >How Adding Interest to Foregrounds Can Make Your Images Pop
The concept of foreground interest is not a new discovery, but it’s a monumental way to take an ordinary image and make
Continue reading >How to Edit Multiple Files at Once in Lightroom
Adjusting several images at once in Lightroom is not only simple, but a huge time saver for batch editing. When you have
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