Archive for the ‘Post Processing’ Category

New HDR effect

31Jan11

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 [...]


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 [...]


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 [...]


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 [...]


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 [...]


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. [...]


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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