October 17th | Tips
Infrared photos capture a mix of visible and invisible light creating a unique representation of a scene. The results are often surprising and unexpected. Many infrared images have a dreamy look. In this article I will discuss how to take infrared photos with a point and shoot camera without converting the camera to infrared.
October 14th | Inspirations
Taking a great long exposure can produce some dramatic results, like these photos of moving clouds.
October 13th | Photographers
Roanne Silver strives to create photography that demonstrates feelings, and though the style and content of her work varies, what remains constant is the fact that she takes images based upon an emotion, or perhaps something that is on her mind at the moment.
October 12th | Time-Lapses
We are entering a phase of time lapse photography where the photographers are getting better and better, and there is no turning back. Equipment is more accessible, knowledge is shared, and most importantly, people are re-discovering how beautiful our Earth rather than watching it on the Discovery Channel.
October 11th | Inspirations
One of the best things about Autumn is seeing the changing colors of the leaves. Here are 16 awesome leaf pictures that will hopefully ease the pain of losing summer.
October 11th | Reviews
PhotoAcute is a software that can increase the resolution and quality of your shots. It works by processing several takes of the same scene and using the best information from each shot. It can reduce noise, increase resolution and detail, increase depth of field and dynamic range and other things. In this small review we’ll see how to use it to increase the resolution and quality of your photos.
October 10th | Inspirations
Sometimes the best lighting for a portrait comes naturally through a window.
October 7th | Videos
Are you a photographer who spends more time in Photoshop then actually taking pictures? Then you’ll love this video.
October 5th | Photographers
Anne Steele is an 18-year-old first year student at Columbia University in New York City. She is originally from a suburb near Houston, but has fallen in love with the city. She strives to capture youth and fashion in a way that properly defines them, and chooses to use film to do that because she feels that there is something beautiful about the imperfection and precision of film photography.
October 4th | Tips
Mathmap is a plugin for Gimp a free image-editing software. With MathMap you can change an image in any way you want defining a formula to run over the photo. There are several pre-defined formulas to be used. Formulas can be chained into a pipeline to define a series of transformations to be done over the photo.
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