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FAQ: How to Deal With Photography Naysayers - PhotographyBB Online Magazine and Community
I received a great question via email the other day regarding a situation that most of us have experienced at some point, but have either shrugged off or bottled it up inside of us.
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Five Biggest Photo Post-Processing Mistakes
If you’ve ever wondered why your pictures never look quite as good as those lavishly spread across the pages of a magazine, part of the answer may lay in the post-processing: photos are very rarely shown straight out of the camera. Instead, they often go through photo-editing software, which may be thought of as a powerful digital darkroom. Although Photoshop is the most well-known software, it is also very expensive.
3 Simple Ways to Make Your Pictures Pop with Gimp
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Adobe Lightroom Basics: 6 things you need to know getting started In our latest Adobe Lightroom tutorial we explain the basics of this great photo editing software and reveal 6 of the most important details every beginner should know.
Being an artist sucks. Being an artist is awesome.
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Seven Steps to Buying The Right Camera Lenses
Generally, if you have to choose between upgrading your camera body or your glass, upgrading your glass is the best choice.
Copyright Scott Bourne 2003 - All Rights Reserved In most parts of the USA it’s winter. It’s cold.
Seven Cold Weather Shooting Tips
Some folks live and die by the sharpness of an image.
10 Ways to Get the Sharpest Possible Photograph
Copyright Scott Bourne 2010 - All Rights Reserved Even in Florida in the winter, the weather is not perfect.
Tips for Photographing in the Fog
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Seven Things To Ask Before You Take Your Next Photograph « Photo
Despite the name, Photoshop was created more for graphic designers, not photographers, but photographers looking to airbrush their digital files quickly adopted it as their go-to piece of software.