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- How to Color Correct with Lightroom
- Speed Up Post Production with RPG Keys
- How to Automate Photoshop Actions in Lightroom Using Droplets – Part 3 of 3
- How to Create a Photoshop Watermark Action – Part 2 of 3
- How to Create a Logo Watermark in Photoshop – Part 1 of 3
- Post Production – How to Apply Textures to Images Using Photoshop
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Author Archive
WPPI 2010 – Doug Gordon Flow Posing Platform Notes
Doug Gordon is one of our favorite photographers for three simple reasons, none of them being his George Costanza-esque boudoir photo mind you.
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The Pitfalls of “Absolutes”
Most of us, at some point in time in our careers (regardless of whatever that career may be), will fall into the trap of believing in absolutes. What are absolutes exactly? Absolutes are preconceptions or beliefs that there is only one way of accomplishing a task, regardless of what that task may be.
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9 Must See Speakers at WPPI 2010
If you are trying to tackle WPPI alone, you will probably be overwhelmed by the shear number of master, platform and trade show classes available. In fact, those that are experienced at WPPI know that often times the golden nuggets of information can be few and far between. However, they are out there, and they [...]
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3 Tips to Get the Most Out of WPPI 2010
It’s that time again! Thousands of wedding and portrait photographers are packing their bags, booking their flights, and gassing up their cars for a trip into the desert to mingle with fellow photography professionals, learn a few tricks or two, and shop around for partners and vendors.
WPPI has tons to offer amateurs, professionals, and [...]
Photographer’s Interview – Karson Photography – South Carolina
As our readers know, we love to do interviews of real photographers from time to time. It’s amazing how many different approaches there are in the industry regarding business, attitude, perspective, and motivation. This time, we found a great photography duo out of South Carolina, Karson Photography (http://www.karsonphotography.com/). Enjoy this interview, and [...]
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How to Color Correct with Lightroom
Literally 98% of our editing occurs in Lightroom using RPG Keys. Lightroom is extremely powerful making Photoshop necessary only on a handful of images in each wedding. This article will help you understand basic post production/color correction in Lightroom, an essential skill for today’s photographer. Keep in mind that post production is a very stylistic [...]
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5 Inspirational Wedding Photographer Blogs to Follow
Below is a list of 5 wedding photographers that we rely on for inspiration, not only in photography, but also business and in just living life in general. Each of these photographers can be considered as being at the top of the industry being that all of them have been within the Top 10 Photographers [...]
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What is the best hosting service for photographers?
As photographers, we have multiple websites, portfolios and blogs that show off our work and capture leads.
And while we may be experts at photography, we may not be as knowledgeable at finding the correct hosting solutions for our websites. While there are many different hosting companies out there, three commonly used amongst photographers are [...]
Wallpapers – “The Urban Triplets” – January 2010
“The Urban Triplets” is our shot of the month for January 2010. I (Pye) shot this image while in Canton, China shooting a Chinese wedding back in 2008. As many of you know, I speak Cantonese/Mandarin, so I was able to turn my work trip into a vacation as well.
I stayed for about a month [...]
Speed Up Post Production with RPG Keys
As photographers, we are always looking for ways to spend less time in front of the computer and more time in front of the camera. The fact is that post production is probably the largest portion of a workload in a professional photography studio. So, anything we can do to reduce the time we spend [...]
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