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All creative aspects of photography (digital and analog).
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Christopher Trauco

PhotoShop

Christopher Trauco 17.02.05, 06:58
http://www.photoshopuser.com
sanya s. 30.05.11, 20:49
sanya s. sanya s. 30.05.11, 20:49
http://www.photoshopuser.com
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Martin Unger

How much digital imaging do we need?

Martin Unger 12.12.04, 23:47
it depends on the picture
sanya s. 30.05.11, 20:44
sanya s. sanya s. 30.05.11, 20:44
it depends on the picture
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Serge Lis

Infra-red Analog Photography

Serge Lis 10.03.09, 17:02
I assume you're using a dark red filter?
Film?
Read the information leaflet carefully, and with your first film, bracket your exposures.
You'll need a tripod, as the effective ISO will be about 6.
Stan Wooding (StanW) 13.02.11, 00:40
Stan Wooding (StanW) Stan Wooding (StanW) 13.02.11, 00:40
I assume you're using a dark red filter?
Film?
Read the information leaflet carefully, and with your first film, bracket your exposures.
You'll need a tripod, as the effective ISO will be about 6.
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RDRNRSAZ

manual camera settings

RDRNRSAZ 20.08.08, 23:45
I want to find articles about photography, but do not know what to look for where. Is there anyone who can give me some advice about building a portfolio and the plan of my articles?
http://perdosign.wordpress.com/
perdosign 11.02.11, 15:05
perdosign perdosign 11.02.11, 15:05
I want to find articles about photography, but do not know what to look for where. Is there anyone who can give me some advice about building a portfolio and the plan of my articles?
http://perdosign.wordpress.com/
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Andrei Baciu

Winterly Haiku, by Andrei Baciu

Andrei Baciu 10.04.10, 11:27
Maybe sometimes the meaning of a photography doesn't reside in transcending the one thousand words' border. Not at all, but, exactly on the contrary, a photo may well fulfill its goal by simply suggesting that, be it from time to time, moving closer to the gentle fields of silence represents a higher wisdom. Anyway, by taking and, especially, making the photos above, their author began to remember. He began to remember that, in order to hear properly, what he needed first was a fruitful quietness.

Photogralysm: Winterly Haiku's: http://andreibaciu.1x.com/gallery/3128/

Thanks a lot, dear friends! [smile]
Andrei
Andrei Baciu 10.04.10, 11:27
Andrei Baciu Andrei Baciu 10.04.10, 11:27
Maybe sometimes the meaning of a photography doesn't reside in transcending the one thousand words' border. Not at all, but, exactly on the contrary, a photo may well fulfill its goal by simply suggesting that, be it from time to time, moving closer to the gentle fields of silence represents a higher wisdom. Anyway, by taking and, especially, making the photos above, their author began to remember. He began to remember that, in order to hear properly, what he needed first was a fruitful quietness.

Photogralysm: Winterly Haiku's: http://andreibaciu.1x.com/gallery/3128/

Thanks a lot, dear friends! [smile]
Andrei
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Lorenzo Sala

Nude photography helps self-esteem

Lorenzo Sala 25.02.10, 15:49
I wrote an article about this topic on the Trend Huner magazine, you can read it in here :

http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/nude- ... elf-esteem
Lorenzo Sala 25.02.10, 15:49
Lorenzo Sala Lorenzo Sala 25.02.10, 15:49
I wrote an article about this topic on the Trend Huner magazine, you can read it in here :

http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/nude- ... elf-esteem
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Deleted user

adding color

Deleted user 02.12.09, 13:58
Adding colour to an area of a monochrome image.
Always shoot in colour, and then you can create monochrome images by a variety of methods in Photoshop depending on what version you have.
CREATE A BACKGOUND LAYER COPY,
The easiest is to de-saturate a copy of your background layer.
If you have a version with the black and white adjustment layer in it you can use that and pick the setting that simulates a colour filter you might use for b & w photography, then merge that layer with your background layer copy.
You can also use the Hue and Saturation adjustment layer to create a monochrome layer in the same way.
I’d adjust the contrast and brightness of the monochrome layer with curves next.
Once you have a satisfactory monochrome layer, mask the area you want the original colour to show and it will appear in the monochrome image from the original background layer.
If you want to add an artificial colour to part of the monochrome layer, select the area you want colour in and make a gradient map layer set on colour blend, then pick the appropriate colour for your image. Don’t be scared to experiment with the gradient map layer, I’ve come across fantastic results I would never have thought of by accident.



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John Maslen 13.01.10, 06:26
John Maslen John Maslen 13.01.10, 06:26
Adding colour to an area of a monochrome image.
Always shoot in colour, and then you can create monochrome images by a variety of methods in Photoshop depending on what version you have.
CREATE A BACKGOUND LAYER COPY,
The easiest is to de-saturate a copy of your background layer.
If you have a version with the black and white adjustment layer in it you can use that and pick the setting that simulates a colour filter you might use for b & w photography, then merge that layer with your background layer copy.
You can also use the Hue and Saturation adjustment layer to create a monochrome layer in the same way.
I’d adjust the contrast and brightness of the monochrome layer with curves next.
Once you have a satisfactory monochrome layer, mask the area you want the original colour to show and it will appear in the monochrome image from the original background layer.
If you want to add an artificial colour to part of the monochrome layer, select the area you want colour in and make a gradient map layer set on colour blend, then pick the appropriate colour for your image. Don’t be scared to experiment with the gradient map layer, I’ve come across fantastic results I would never have thought of by accident.



Post Edited (5:27)
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Ken Piros

Transform

Ken Piros 06.12.09, 15:39
Zack Arias – Transform
http://www.scottkelby.com/blog/2009/archives/3433
Ken Piros 06.12.09, 15:39
Ken Piros Ken Piros 06.12.09, 15:39
Zack Arias – Transform
http://www.scottkelby.com/blog/2009/archives/3433
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MWPhoto

the narrowness of

MWPhoto 10.03.08, 20:40
Nice posting Mark. At some point in our development we will produce a lot of good works. But we will only know that they are good if we know what bad really is. It's a bit like life. We learn from our mistakes. Even Cartier-Bresson was not infallible!
So console yourself with the thought that you will produce more good work than bad, because you will learn from your errors very quickly.!
John Sampson 11.11.09, 17:29
John Sampson John Sampson 11.11.09, 17:29
Nice posting Mark. At some point in our development we will produce a lot of good works. But we will only know that they are good if we know what bad really is. It's a bit like life. We learn from our mistakes. Even Cartier-Bresson was not infallible!
So console yourself with the thought that you will produce more good work than bad, because you will learn from your errors very quickly.!
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Karina Zantinge

What CS adjustments has been made here?

Karina Zantinge 24.11.08, 18:37
Do you want to be a photographer or a graphic artist. What do you want to create? Photgraphs or graphic material, and for what purpose?
John Sampson 11.11.09, 17:10
John Sampson John Sampson 11.11.09, 17:10
Do you want to be a photographer or a graphic artist. What do you want to create? Photgraphs or graphic material, and for what purpose?
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Deleted user

Camera modifications

Deleted user 09.12.08, 12:59
Jon, Robert speaks from experience, and Herman is passing on advice from his own photographic background. Listen to both of them. But it does help to take a good picture with an ordinary camera before you try to reach for the stars.
John Sampson 11.11.09, 17:08
John Sampson John Sampson 11.11.09, 17:08
Jon, Robert speaks from experience, and Herman is passing on advice from his own photographic background. Listen to both of them. But it does help to take a good picture with an ordinary camera before you try to reach for the stars.
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Tasha1990

Critical Analysis - PLEASE HELP!

Tasha1990 16.04.09, 12:36
You need to access material that has already been produced on Critical Analysis. There are certain standards and ways of looking. Any academic works in the History of Art or the Theory of Art sections of your local library would have credible theses on the subject.
If you have a university in your town/city, visit their art departments. They will have a dedicated library on Critical Analysis. Photography is a discipline in Fine Art and the standards of judgement and analysis apply equally.
Also read up on what the greats had to say about photographic works.
You need to structure your research and that means listing your potential sources and reading, reading, reading. Another bit of advice is that academic works that contain what you need will have a section in the back where the author's sources are listed. The biographical data is a huge source to start with. The first book you find will have many more references, so work systematically, you'll get there. Your sources with increase exponentially with each new reference.
Sorry, that's the way to go about it. Short-cuts to knowledge are few and far between!
John Sampson 11.11.09, 16:51
John Sampson John Sampson 11.11.09, 16:51
You need to access material that has already been produced on Critical Analysis. There are certain standards and ways of looking. Any academic works in the History of Art or the Theory of Art sections of your local library would have credible theses on the subject.
If you have a university in your town/city, visit their art departments. They will have a dedicated library on Critical Analysis. Photography is a discipline in Fine Art and the standards of judgement and analysis apply equally.
Also read up on what the greats had to say about photographic works.
You need to structure your research and that means listing your potential sources and reading, reading, reading. Another bit of advice is that academic works that contain what you need will have a section in the back where the author's sources are listed. The biographical data is a huge source to start with. The first book you find will have many more references, so work systematically, you'll get there. Your sources with increase exponentially with each new reference.
Sorry, that's the way to go about it. Short-cuts to knowledge are few and far between!
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Linda Barratt

Rob Wells

Linda Barratt 13.08.09, 01:42
that is harsh news.

last time i heard from rob wells is a long time ago...

my condelences.

Dee
Dennis Veldman 05.11.09, 18:13
Dennis Veldman Dennis Veldman 05.11.09, 18:13
that is harsh news.

last time i heard from rob wells is a long time ago...

my condelences.

Dee
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Nathalie Schon

Photo project: "rebellion"

Nathalie Schon 11.10.09, 19:49
Ah another photo project! Topic: "Rebellion"
What's the most rebellious thing you've ever done or witnessed?
If I get more than 2 pictures :D we could publish them as an album. I found offers under 10€.
But obviously that wouldn't be the XXL format.

http://www.leblogdelamirabelle.net/arti ... 23614.html
Nathalie Schon 11.10.09, 19:49
Nathalie Schon Nathalie Schon 11.10.09, 19:49
Ah another photo project! Topic: "Rebellion"
What's the most rebellious thing you've ever done or witnessed?
If I get more than 2 pictures :D we could publish them as an album. I found offers under 10€.
But obviously that wouldn't be the XXL format.

http://www.leblogdelamirabelle.net/arti ... 23614.html
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Vincik

wonderfull flowers

Vincik 01.10.09, 10:39
http://miriadna.com/photos/7
beautifull flowers and greenleaves
Vincik 01.10.09, 10:39
Vincik Vincik 01.10.09, 10:39
http://miriadna.com/photos/7
beautifull flowers and greenleaves
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