Members Photographic Articles

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Until I got my first Infrared filter about 18 months ago, I had never tried this media before. So it has been a big learning curve for me and I have made plenty of mistakes on the way, but I have also learned from these mistakes and can now look at a scene and know how it will look in Infrared. This article has been written from my experiences and on how I go about using this media, others may go about it another way but as long as you get a image that you are pleased with at the end that is all what matters. Have fun.

From taking the images need to stitching them together

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This article has been put together for those of you who would like to start making their own panoramic images.

It will take you setting up your camera to stitching them together.

Introduction to Nik Software's Viveza

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This is a really quick introduction into a new PS plugin i've been using recently what makes objects in your photos pop out!

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So as some of you know iv'e been serching for a Lightbox to have a play with,but since i couldn't find exactly what i was looking for i decided to make my own.

Create stunning images by combining 3 images together

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Using three seperate exposures you can bring out more detail from your original photographs. Hopefully this article will be of some use to you.

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Once you have started taking Infrared images, you will hopefully want to start improving your technique before and after taking the image. So here are a few pointers to help you along the way.

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This week we are going to take a final look for now at actions. The last couple of weeks hopefully have shown you an introduction to actions that can be simple or a little more complicated. Today we’re going to create a template that is reusable, and customizable and hopefully inspirational for you...

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Continuing on with the usefulness of Actions in action, today we’ll take a look at combining a Photoshop action with the rule of thirds, I’ll show you how to see and crop perfectly to the rule of thirds, easily and every time.

Tutorials are widely disseminated around the web and it’s often hard...

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After creating my little homemade macro setup, I've been like a little kid with a new toy, photographing everything I could get my hands on. By doing this and reading various articles in magazines and in forums, I've come to realize how creative you can be in your own little homemade studio and get captures just like to see on billboards or advertisements.

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Many things that we do in Photoshop are repetitive , things like getting a picture ready to post on the internet, add no visual value, are the same for each image and let’s face it, are boring to do, likely to be forgotten and lead to problems down the road.

However automating these steps is...