Arts & Hobbies: photography
Creating a Multiple Exposure Image in Photoshop
Layne Kennedy demonstrates how you can use a post-production technique in Photoshop to get the same result as capturing a multiple exposure image on your camera. You can do this by layering any number of images over top of each other and erasing to expose the parts that you want to see.
UltimatePhotoGuide
08/09/2012
1,822 Views
How to Turn Art Concepts Into Projects
In Chapter 14 of 17 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, leadership philosopher Bijoy Goswami frames each project in what evolutionary process. He applies a bootstrap model for startup projects as a framework for the process of taking creative ideas from concept to project. Bijoy Goswami is a writer, teacher, and community leader based in Austin, Texas. He develops learning models, including MRE, youPlusU, and Bootstrap, to help others live more meaningfully.
Capture Your Flag
07/22/2012
1,014 Views
RAW File Basics
Ben Bracaglia explains the basics of using RAW files and processing them.
Howcast
09/04/2012
10,782 Views
Framing and Cropping an Image
Layne Kennedy explains the importance of framing and cropping an image. He will walk you through different scenarios where you would want to frame or crop an image and the visual effect it can add to your end photo. He experiments with the focal length of his lens to find the perfect frame for a snow-covered tree that he discovered on the side of a road. He switched to a new lens when his original shot with a wide-angle lens diminished the size of the tree that he wanted to capture.
UltimatePhotoGuide
08/09/2012
840 Views
Panning With High Speed Flash
Layne Kennedy walks you through the technique of panning with your DSLR while using a high speed flash. To demonstrate this technique, Layne snaps a biker curving around a corner and explains the importance of using a strobe to capture the feeling of motion. Layne will talk through the camera settings he used and why he chose them.
UltimatePhotoGuide
08/09/2012
1,183 Views
Insta Photographers - Are Apps Like Instagram Ruining Photography?
Apps like Instagram and Snapseed allow anyone to manipulate and perfect their photos. Are they ruining the art of photography or just making it more accessible? Alyona Minkovski is joined by Stephen Alvarez, Jeff Cowan, Greg Bull and River Middaugh to discuss.
HuffPost Live Highlights
09/28/2012
15,077 Views
Photographing in Places of Worship.Mov
Steve Niedorf discusses some of the dos and don’ts of doing a photo shoot in places of worship, as well as certain things that you should consider doing to get the most out of these photos. Some churches allow tripods, whereas more touristy places don’t. Think about using your wide-angle lens, remember to factor in the amount and quality of lighting, and finally don’t forget to be respectful!
UltimatePhotoGuide
04/23/2013
22,284 Views