If you're obsessed with critical sharpness in your shots from front to back, usually the landscape photographers, then it would be worth your while to read up on Hyperfocal Focusing. Whilst not the only method to achieve sharpness it is certainly one that cannot be ignored and is well worth having in your arsenal.
In this tutorial we answer all of the common questions photographers have about hyperfocal focusing and how to calculate the best distance.
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Hyperfocal focusing: how to calculate the best distance to focus at | Digital Camera World
One of the most noticeable differences between portraits taken outside using natural light as opposed to artificial light is the background. Images using artificial light tend to have darker backgrounds. This is crucial in catching the eye of the viewer and allows him or her to focus on the subject. This article is a guide in achieving this look using natural light only.
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A Natural Light Tip That Will Have Strobists Selling Their Lights | Fstoppers
More of a basic beginning for newbie retouchers, don't like blurring the skin myself bit it's a place to start ...
(keep a watch for our intermediate/advanced techniques)
Learn how to retouch photos using the Free Transform and Liquify tools in Photoshop, as well as how to clean up skin with the Healing Brush and Clone Stamp.
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How to retouch photos: pro techniques in 10 easy steps | Digital Camera World
When I first got my digital camera, words like Aperture and ISO were foreign to me, and it took me a couple of weeks of reading and studying a lot before the lightbulb turned on in my head. You might be feeling a little confused, and you may even feel like you will never get your camera […]
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Mastering the Exposure Triangle for Newbies
You will find here a selection of my essential guides and tutorials - fine art black and white photography, (en)Visionography, architectural photography, long exposure photography, and my original black and white processing method Photography Drawing (PhtD) that introduces a new way of seeing and working with light and shapes, a new way of processing black and white photographs, based on techniques that are used in art and in classical artistic drawing. This space will be constantly updated and enriched, so keep an eye on it for new tutorials and useful tips and tricks for fine art photography.
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TUTORIALS - FINE ART BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY - (en)VISIONOGRAPHY - Black and White Fine Art Photography | Julia Anna Gospodarou
What is the Brenizer Method? The Brenizer Method is named after wedding photographer, Ryan Brenizer. He invented the method (but didn’t name it) and made it popular by using it with his wedding clients, and teaching others how to do it as well. For those who have been around photography for a while, you will […]
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5 Steps to Rock the Brenizer Method
