Archive for the ‘Post Processing’ Category
New HDR effect
I’ve been busy at the studio with orders and organizing. I did however have a chance to shoot a few landscape shots last week and one of my professors from college turned me on to a new program that helps with this cool HDR effect. I’d like to play a little more with it, especially [...]
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Tags: Daniel Williams, HDR, IL, lifeworks imaging, photography, rochelle
Harper-Jenner (Prep time)
I’m going to try and make multiple posts today just to make it easier and more organized. I have a ton of photos from a recent wedding I want to share and separating them into different posts is just easier. The photos are all from the Harper-Jenner wedding a few weeks back. I’ve been playing [...]
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Tags: Daniel Williams, Harper, Harper-Jenner, Jenner, Journalism, lifeworks imaging, photography, Rochelle IL, Rochelle Illinois, wedding photojournalism, weddings, WPJA
A few more from a few weeks ago
Before we start our wedding today, I wanted to get a few more pics of that I had promised Trina a long while back. I told her I’d add a few of those new editing techniques to some of her photos. I mixed and matched a little. Made some just black and white, left one [...]
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Tags: lifeworks imaging, wedding, wedding photojournalism, WPJA
Different tones
I’ve been a little bored with the same old black and white images or just color ones lately, so I downloaded a bunch of Photoshop actions recently. The actions allow me to try and emulate old film types and several other colors like Cyanotype. It’s a pretty neat little package and as long as you [...]
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Tags: Daniel Williams, digital photography, Grayscale, lifeworks imaging, Paladium, Photoshop CS3, Platinum, Post Processing, rochelle, Selenium, Silver, Silver Gelatin
The layered effect
So I meant to get this up yesterday, but got really busy after subbing for the day. I wanted to take a second to talk about a few things I’m learning as a studio photographer and businessman. The biggest thing as a businessman is that a business will never be completely setup/finished. There’s always little [...]
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Tags: Daniel Williams, IL, Image Correction, lifeworks imaging, Photoshop Red Spots Correction, rochelle
Ballin’ setup
I’ve really been itching at the chance of getting outside to try some creative portraits over the past couple of days, and I finally took my chance this evening. Bobby and I went across the park with my camera, two strobes and a beauty dish modifier. I wasn’t looking to make anything overly spectacular tonight. [...]
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Tags: Bobby Govea, Daniel Williams, High Pass Photoshop Action, lifeworks imaging, portraits, Post Production
After a lot of searching and a lot of wondering, I finally figured out how photographers get that surrealistic 3-D look to their portraits. Or at least one way. I did not come up with this on my own. I simply followed someone else’s directions posted on another blog. First create a duplicate layer. Desaturate [...]
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Tags: lifeworks imaging, photography, photoshop, portraits, Post Processing, surreallism