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A Brief History of the Pixel

A Brief History of the Pixel

We hear the term “pixel” used quite often—not just in reference to photography, but even in everyday life. As we move further and further into the digital age, “pixel” is becoming somewhat of a household word. But, what exactly is a pixel and where did it come from? Taran Van Hemert gives us a quick […]

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How To Quickly Watermark Your Photos in Photoshop

How To Quickly Watermark Your Photos in Photoshop

Photographers have mixed opinions on whether or not you should watermark your photos. Some think they can help protect your images from digital theft, while others think they are a distraction to the image itself. Of course, it all boils down to personal opinion. If you tend to lean in favor of a watermark, check […]

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How to Remove Objects From an Image With Photoshop

How to Remove Objects From an Image With Photoshop

Photoshop has such a diverse range of tools and image editing capabilities that it’s hard for one person to learn how they all work. It’s easy to stick to what you know and need, but there are advantages of learning about some of Photoshop’s finer hidden gems. Listen to Hughes as he introduces us to […]

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Beautiful Tilt-Shift Timelapse Features a Tiny Sydney, Australia

Beautiful Tilt-Shift Timelapse Features a Tiny Sydney, Australia

Tilt-shift photography is a technique that make scenes appear to be miniature by blurring part the top and bottom slices of the photograph. The effect is traditionally done using special lenses that allow you to tilt them in different directions to shift focus, but tilt-shift can also be replicated using programs like Photoshop. In the […]

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You’ll Need a Camera to See This Cool Interactive Light Painting Video

You’ll Need a Camera to See This Cool Interactive Light Painting Video

Brian Matthew Hart has come up with a clever way to exhibit his light paintings for the 4th annual Northern Spark, which takes place in the Minneapolis/St. Paul region. He has discovered a fascinating way to record his work in progress which, when watched as a video, appear to be twinkling lights. But if a […]

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How to Choose the Right Lens for Landscape Photography

How to Choose the Right Lens for Landscape Photography

Focal length and perspective make a big difference in the outcome of your landscape photography, which means you should familiarize yourself with how they impact the images. This way, you can make an educated decision when selecting which lens you should be using. Luckily, in this quick, but informative, clip below, Steve Perry breaks it […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Laundry Day for Superboy

Interesting Photo of the Day: Laundry Day for Superboy

Everyone loves a good creative portrait and this one has managed to capture they eye (and hearts) of the Internet. By the looks of it, it must be laundry day for the young superhero: These Are Your Moments, a photographer based in Port Colborne, Ontario, captured this great image that creatively captures childhood. I have […]

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Building Futuristic Miniature Worlds with Photography

Building Futuristic Miniature Worlds with Photography

David LaChapelle and his crew are some of the industry’s best model builders, having built to scale models of buildings and landscapes for multiple blockbuster movies. When not building a model cityscape for a film set, LaChapelle dedicates his time to a project he calls LAND SCAPE. Part miniature photography, part landscape photography, the project […]

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Exploring Miniature Photography With a LEGO Minifigure

Exploring Miniature Photography With a LEGO Minifigure

Armed with nothing but a LEGO minifigure and an iPhone, British photographer Andrew Whyte travels around Britain capturing some rather unique photographs. Whyte poses the little LEGO guy, who has a tiny plastic camera, in front of various real life scenes and takes his portrait. Watch a short interview with the photographer: The pair have […]

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Workflow Tips in Lightroom and Photoshop

Workflow Tips in Lightroom and Photoshop

Creating a tailored and efficient workflow may not seem very important to new photographers, but in all actuality, having an organized way of handling your image files is one of the most important things to have. This is especially true as you accumulate more and more files over the years and need to be able […]

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