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Like to see lovely saturated color in your photos?
Check out this great tutorial on how to get these great colors with Photoshop.
Backgrounds present both opportunities and challenges to photographers.
On the one hand they can put a subjects in context and make it stand
out in a way that highlights it wonderfully - but on the other hand
backgrounds can overwhelm subjects and distract from them.
In this tutorial we look at the challenges and some solutions for getting backgrounds just right. Read it here.
But this one in the 'fun' or 'bizarre' category - but it's a collection of photos exploring the world of Lego.
It might seem a little out of left field but it is a fun subject to photograph - particularly if you have a macro lens.
I hope you enjoy these shots - I'd love to see some of yours in our forum if you're inspired to take some.
Whether traveling for business or just on a well deserved vacation,
there are times when we all don't feel like carrying around our full
compliment of lenses, flashes and accessories.
During trips like this
the inner photographer in each of us starts to panic; "What if I need
my wide angle lens?" "I want to capture some great close-ups" and they
all too familiar "Which lens DO I take?"
Looking to learn how to get your digital darkroom in order?
In this reader question/discussion I pose the question of 'what's your favorite DSLR lens?'
The list of lenses being discussed is long - I'm going to compile it for a future post to identify the most used ones.
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Digital Photography School Newsletter
Turn Ho-Hum Color into WOW! with Photoshop
9 Tips for Getting Backgrounds Right
11 Fun Lego Photos
5 Tips For Travel With Only One Lens
The Creative Digital Darkroom [Book Review]
What is Your Favorite Lens?
