Monthly Archives: July 2010 This week I want to go through a technique that I was shown by Photographer Tim Wallace for adding contrast to your images. Now I’ll admit, this is a technique I was aware of but had never used but when Tim told me he used it, well…you’ve seen his work right? Need I say more…  Following on from a photo shoot yesterday afternoon I got thinking about some of the techniques I use when shooting portraits outdoors and thought it might be useful to write them here on the blog. So, here’s a list of 5 tips/techniques for shooting Portraits in the Great Outdoors that I generally will consider on…  I’ve written this post for a couple of reasons, both of which have been prompted as a follow up to a picture that I took of my wife Anne with my iPhone and posted up on Facebook and Twitter towards the end of last week: To say a HUGE thank you to my good friend…  On this the 4th July, I wish all my friends out in the USA a Happy Independence Day. I have made some wonderful friends in the United States and continue to do so through a mutual love of Photography and Photoshop; friendships that continue to go from strength to strength and for that I am extremely…  In this final part of ‘The Debonaires’ editing series we finish off the picture by going through a number of steps including: Adding a Hue & Saturation Adjustment Layer to bring the sky to life Converting the image to Black & White to Desaturate the colour in the image Adding a Vignette Sharpening using the… |
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