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The Big Picture
Keeping it RAW Photography is a big topic to cover. Then again taking pictures and video is a day to day activity for most of us. We do it because it's fun. It's a way for us to freeze moments in time so we can look back later at important events or use them as a nostalgic time machine; a way to jog our memories and travel back to simpler happy times and happy family gatherings.
By Lisa Cetinic6 years ago in Photography
Product Photos in a Hurry and on a Budget
Let’s face it, we’re in the age of the side hustle and the gig economy, and that’s unlikely to change any time soon. If you’re selling anything, anywhere, the better your photos are, the more likely you are to make a sale. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a good picture could be worth a thousand sales. Or just that one sale that means the difference between eating ramen noodles all week and a cart full of groceries.
By Maria Shimizu Christensen6 years ago in Photography
Game-Changing Photo Editing Tutorial For Social Media
It can be hard to compose the perfect photo. Even when we think we’ve snapped a great picture, there are always enhancements that can further accentuate our natural skills. Should I adjust the exposure? Should I photoshop this blemish? Should I be hyper-vigilant about crafting the perfect picture? Is this really a photograph worth sharing?
By Alexis Dent6 years ago in Photography
A Grandma's Gentle Guide to Make Photos Look Better
So, we've FINALLY learned how to save a picture or photo on our desktop (for later posting onto Facebook, or to send in a text or email) without asking our children or grandchildren for help… Bravo for us! If you’re fairly computer illiterate, like me; now, you wish you knew how to make those pictures look better. But every time we try to learn how; the instructions we're given sound like they’re in a foreign language. Well, don’t despair. After much trial and error, I’ve finally figured out the basics, and I will share what I’ve learned with you, in this step-by-step article (for users of Apple Macintosh Desktop computers). Don’t worry, I’m not going to use any highfalutin talk… Rest assured I’ll explain it in easy-to-follow, plain language, step-by-step. (Our children and grandchildren are sure to be surprised—and impressed, that we learned this on our own!) Shall we begin?
By Karla Bowen Herman6 years ago in Photography
Moving the Stillness
In the natural world, everything moves, right down to the atomic level. Plants grow, the planet turns, tides rise and fall with the rise and fall of the sun and the moon, insects crawl, birds fly, light changes. Nothing stays still in it's entirety.
By jacki fleet6 years ago in Photography
