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Like Our Site? 104 Comments. 25 Amazing Photographer Portfolio Websites. Portfolio sites are often excellent sources of design inspiration. With photography portfolios the primary focus is of course the photography itself, so the design is often minimal to allow the photos to have the attention of visitors. In this post we’ll showcase 25 photography portfolios that show how design and photography can work together to create a beautiful portfolio site. Looking for hosting? WPEngine offers secure managed WordPress hosting. You’ll get expert WordPress support, automatic backups, and caching for fast page loads.
50 Most Outstanding Photographers’ Portfolio For Inspiration. As aspiring photographers, we always wonder how the professional photographers take photography to a whole different level, how their photography stands out from the rest, how their lenses seem to get the right angles, and just how they seem to capture all the perfect moments. Photography is an art, and art needs passion. With passion, there’s learning. These outstanding photographers are able to “wow!” Us because they learned photography by heart. They have a passion for the art and through learning they combine all the elements to a degree of perfection! These 50 most outstanding photographers’ portfolio reflects the true passion of some of the world’s top photographers towards what they do best.
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It also boasts built-in Wi-Fi, autofocus advancements, easy-access manual controls and a host of other features. The new flagship in the Olympus PEN is packed with the tech found inside Olympus’s premier Micro Four Thirds camera, the OM-D E-M5: 16-Megapixel TruePic VI Live MOS sensor, FAST AF, 5-Axis Image Stabilization and more. A touted “world class autofocus system,” also found in the Olympus OM-D E-M5, powers the E-P5’s new Super Spot AF, accurately brings into focus even extremely small subjects. Free Photoshop Course From Lynda.com Through May 10th. Want to improve, or just possibly brush up on your photoshops skills? Lynda.com is offering a free 1 hour and 37 minutes video to help you enhance your photos.
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One of the keys to running a more efficient business as a photographer is to find the tasks that we repeat most often and find the most effective ways to do those. One of those tasks that I found myself doing over and over again was trying to make my RAW images pop like they seemed to do in the camera. Before I share the information below, I must caution everyone. I simply call it my “Dayley Booster Shot”, and I apply the preset to every RAW image when importing my photos into Lightroom. Here are my exact settings I apply to every image through my preset. [Download Dayley Booster Shot Preset] The second option, and one which I feel is even easier, is to go to your Library module. A Detailed Explanation of How Photoshop Blend Modes Work - Photoshop Blend Modes Explained | Photo Blog Stop.
Working with blend modes is almost always an experimental process. Because it’s nearly impossible to predict the results, you always seem to end up experimenting with different modes and Fill Opacities until you get the results you’re looking for. In this article I’m going to give you a high-level view of what the various blend modes do, and then I’ll dig deeper into the nuts and bolts of the blend modes by explaining some of the math involved, and their interrelationships with each other. I’m not going to “show” you how the blend modes work—I’m going to “explain” how they work. By the time you finish reading this article, you should have a better idea of how to use blend modes and where to begin your “experimentation,” which in turn should reduce the time it takes to achieve the results you’re looking for. How Blend Modes Work Blend Mode Groups While the blend mode names don’t make all that much sense, Adobe did group the blend modes into logical groups.
Keyboard Shortcuts Blend Mode Math. The Complete Guide To Photoshop Blending Modes. Photoshop blending modes are one of those areas in Photoshop that a very few people understand in full detail. Everyone has a general idea on how they work and what some of the modes do specifically. Much of it has always seemed to be understood through experimentation. The results you get are often guessed. If you’re the lucky few who know all of them precisely, you will still want to read this article. I found a great write up that explains everything in detail for those that do not know. Even for those that do, there’s a lot more that is included with the information. This guide from Photoshop Blog Stop goes over it all.
My favorite part was the section called ‘Luminance Blending’ that allows for fine tuned control. Here are the topics that it covers: Check out the full article here and I hope you enjoy the information as much as I enjoyed finding it to share with all of you! [Via Photoshop Blog Stop] Related In "Editorial"