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4 Techniques of toning photos with Adobe photoshop
Yesterday we discussed 6 different ways to convert colour photos to black and white photos today we will cover toning. An integral part of black and white photography is toning, and with the advent of modern digital photography it has never been easier to use all the different tones without the mess and expense caused from traditional film toning.
6 Methods of converting colour photos to black and white
Black and white photography, for many it is the only way to shoot, I have always loved black and white and always carried a body loaded with black and white film. Today it is so much easier to shoot in B/W and the need to carry spare body’s loaded with B/W is not the necessity it once was. I still love to shoot traditional film black and white but you have to acknowledge the convenience of the modern digital camera.
Perfect snow photos every time no more grey casts
How many times have you been out in the snow snapping away only to end up with grey casts over them? This is a common issue when shooting in the snow, how is it caused I hear you ask?
Digital night photography
Shooting at night can show you the world through a different lens; shapes turn into interesting artwork as the street lights illuminate the way. Bridges flooding waterways with their bright lights, shooting at night can be a photographic reward that many miss out on. Night photography can pose quite a few problems but with a little thought and preparation most can be easily overcome.
How to use your light meter for digital photography
A huge misconception exists in the photography world that metering for digital photography is far less important than with traditional film photography. This could not be further from the truth. Although we have a greater freedom in correcting photos like never before with the advent of digital photography, there is the question of why make extra work for you. Also an incorrectly exposed shot can lose subtle highlight and shadows that are often impossible to bring back.
15 Beautiful landscape photos with tips
A set of 15 landscape photos with tips to help you take even better landscape photography. Follow the links to the photographer and show your appreciation for their photography.