Released Today: Guide to Landscape Photography Workflow & Post-Processing |  |
- Released Today: Guide to Landscape Photography Workflow & Post-Processing
- Proposal on the Mountain: A Stop-Motion Love Story (Video)
- How to Do Light Painting With a Smartphone (Video)
- 11 Magical Photos Taken in Airports
- Add Creativity to Your Portraits With a Tilt Shift Lens (Video)
| Released Today: Guide to Landscape Photography Workflow & Post-Processing Posted: 16 Apr 2014 05:36 PM PDT Digital image capture and post-processing has totally transformed the art of landscape photography. The days of being restricted to the results made in-camera are long gone – we are now presented with a seemingly boundless array of processing options. The goal of this in-depth new eBook is to demystify the digital landscape photography workflow. It is currently 33% off for the launch sale which ends soon. Launch sale here: Landscape Photography Post-Processing eBook  New! In-depth eBook on Landscape Photography Post Processing (Click to Learn More)
We photographers have the ability to tweak, morph, weld together and generally torture our pixels with reckless abandon – these are truly golden times for landscape and nature photographers! If there is a downside to all this digital possibility it is that there are simply too many possibilities – the complexity of many advanced digital post-processing techniques are simply off the chart and the full workflow from capture to output is bewildering for beginners. The goal of this book is to demystify the digital landscape photography workflow by sharing almost every landscape photography technique, trick and hack that we have accumulated over the past 20 years of photographing nature together. We will start out in 'the field' and take you step-by- step through download, archiving, image selection and post- processing. Some of the many topics covered (207 pages):
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How to Get a Discounted Copy:This new eBook is currently 33% off for the launch sale that ends soon. It also carries a 60 day no-questions-asked guarantee, if you are not satisfied with any part of the book just let them know and they will give you a full refund so there is no risk in trying it. Found here: Loving Landscapes – Landscape Photography Workflow & Post-Processing Go to full article: Released Today: Guide to Landscape Photography Workflow & Post-Processing |
| Proposal on the Mountain: A Stop-Motion Love Story (Video) Posted: 16 Apr 2014 02:11 PM PDT Well, this is just adorable. A photographic (and photogenic) duo from Washington, DC trekked all the way up to Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada and hiked up Fairview Mountain, where the fella proposed to his lady; they kiss and smile and hold hands and take thousands of photos to share with the world. Very colorful, very cute: Don’t be totally fooled by the cutesy style, though: these people are professionals. Lindsay King runs her own wedding and creative photography studio down in Washington, while her husband-to-be, Greg, is a full-time graphic designer. They both carry a Canon 5D Mark II along with a whole bevy of lenses—and, presumably, piles of memory cards for videos like these.
It’s a good pitch for both their business and Banff National Park, Canada’s oldest national park, which encompasses much of the Rocky Mountains and is one of Canada’s most-visited tourist attractions.
I mean, aww, jeez, aren’t they just so cute? The bar just keeps raising for endearing YouTube proposal videos. Go to full article: Proposal on the Mountain: A Stop-Motion Love Story (Video) |
| How to Do Light Painting With a Smartphone (Video) Posted: 16 Apr 2014 01:09 PM PDT While smartphone cameras have unquestionably evolved in megapixels and color quality, manual controls haven’t kept up, keeping smartphone cameras as the digital equivalent of a throwaway point-and-shoot film camera—until now. Nokia’s Lumia 1020 introduces specific ISO control, shutter delay, manual focus, and a shutter speed of up to four seconds to create some stunning examples of light painting: Nokia teamed up with light painter Ian Hobson, whose style of light painting is futuristic, colorful and pattern-based. The video shows the how and why of light painting with some pretty impressive results:
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| 11 Magical Photos Taken in Airports Posted: 16 Apr 2014 11:36 AM PDT Travel photography involves the documentation of an area’s landscape, people, cultures, customs, and history. You probably get home from a holiday with thousands of new photos ready to be examined and edited. Next time, on your way to the perfect holiday destination, take out your camera a bit sooner— in the airport. You could capture some of the most amazing scenes:  photo by William Cho  photo by Steve Marshall  photo by Gagan Dhiman  photo by Richard Krchnak  photo by Evan Leeson  photo by Thomas Leuthard  photo by Argee G.  photo by Jebat  photo by José mbrito  photo by Spreng Ben  photo by Lali Masriera Airports see more sincere kisses than wedding halls, so they say. Catch some magic moments! Also, check our tips for taking photos from an airplane.Enjoy your flight. Go to full article: 11 Magical Photos Taken in Airports |
| Add Creativity to Your Portraits With a Tilt Shift Lens (Video) Posted: 16 Apr 2014 10:17 AM PDT Tilt shift lenses aren’t just for quirky landscapes and making things appear to be miniature, they can also be useful in portrait photography. Take a look at the following video to learn a few useful tips for utilizing a specialized piece of glass that you may not have considered for portraits: Using the Nikon 85mm f/2.8D PC-E Lens on a Nikon D4, the photographer in the video had full control over the slices of image that were in focus, giving him complete creative control over his portraits.  An extreme example of the exact focal slices you can make with a tilt shift lens. Having complete control over the areas that are in focus is especially useful for environmental portraits in which certain background elements need to be out of focus to prevent distraction from the subject. In this case, the photographer was trying to blur out the busy store in the background so the eye is drawn instantly to the man in the image. If you don’t want to spend quite that much money on what could be considered a specialty lens, there are more affordable options on the market such as the LensBaby Composer which currently retails at a fraction of the price as the Nikon lens. Go to full article: Add Creativity to Your Portraits With a Tilt Shift Lens (Video) |
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