Here’s a quick tutorial over at Digital Photography School’s site on how to add textures to your photos. I’ve utilized textures in my photography in the past and have found that they add a nice effect. Textures are also useful in graphic design and image composites. Be sure to check out more of DPS’s stuff […]
There are some useful photoshop scripts over on Russell Brown’s site (including an awesome watermarking tool for CS5 users). I’ve used several of his scripts before and found them to be quite useful. Also check out some of his photoshop tutorials on his tips and techniques page, they’re quite informative. http://russellbrown.com/scripts.html
Had a little fun on Saturday. We had some company over so I decided to do a short photo session with some of the kids. The setup wasn’t difficult. I just set up a plain white backdrop next to our sliding glass door and we were all set. I’d get a nice clean background and […]
Did some in-studio shooting this weekend and used this easy wireless one-light setup to create some really dynamic portraits. Read on: People have a tendency to think that shooting with a wireless setup is difficult or too complicated. While shooting wireless may add slightly to the complexity of the shoot, it can really enhance your […]
I recently re-discovered a technique for creating a painting-like effect with my images. It’s really a neat effect, one that I think a lot of photogs could use to give some of their photos an “artsy” feel. Here’s the tutorial: 1. Open up your image in Photoshop.2. Duplicate the image.3. Select duplicate (Shown below). 4. […]