Posts Tagged ‘Photoshop’

Ten Photo-Editing Tips From a Pro

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
Flickr - Bakar 88 - An Internal Path, Cairo Ai...
Image via Wikipedia

I was tweaking a photo for a friend’s antiques store Web site the other day, experimenting with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to adjust the color and add a subtle vignette. I like Lightroom because it doesn’t have the arduous learning curve that Photoshop does, and it’s designed specifically for photographers and photographs.

But I don’t have many tricks in my Lightroom photo-doctoring bag. In fact, everything I was doing I had learned from a brief demonstration by Tyler Stableford, an outdoor sports and adventure photographer who uses Lightroom to make his photos just a bit more dazzling.

via Ten Photo-Editing Tips From a Pro – NYTimes.com.

Related articles by Zemanta
Enhanced by Zemanta

Tags: , , , , , , ,
Posted in Photography | No Comments »

Thoughts on Colour Branding for Photographers | Photography Concentrate

Monday, August 23rd, 2010

Now, I don’t think you randomly pulled colours out of a hat when you were choosing them for your business. I suspect you fiddled around in Photoshop for a while, found a couple colour values you liked, ones that just felt right, and then you were off designing your webpage and getting business cards printed up.

That’s the way I suspect many people, artists in particular, work. They base decisions off of how they feel. I know that’s how I chose a lot of colour palettes in my time. And there’s certainly nothing wrong about doing things that way. I’m sure many a beautiful palette has been created using that method.

Read the all article  Thoughts on Colour Branding for Photographers | Photography Concentrate.

Related articles by Zemanta

Tags: , , , , , ,
Posted in Photography | No Comments »