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Photoshop Tip: How to Recreate a Blue Sky

Posted on 26. Aug, 2010 by Glow Images.

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Have you ever wanted to turn your gray skies blue? Well, here is a tip that can really help make your photos pop! Jackie of Jacklyn Byrd Photography will take you through 10 easy steps to get it done. Jackie says: 1. Open up image in Photoshop. 2. Select a color that would be closest [...]

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Photo Effects: Make Me Mini

Posted on 19. Aug, 2010 by Glow Images.

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Tilt and shift lenses can be a very valuable tool for photographers. They can be used to create several different special effects that can really make for a creative image. One of these coolest effects these lenses can create is known as tilt-shift miniature faking. Tilt-shift miniature faking gives the illusion that you are looking [...]

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Photography Tip: Tilt and Shift Lenses

Posted on 17. Aug, 2010 by Glow Images.

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Tilt and shift lenses are designed to make you feel like you’re back in college with your old 4 X 5 camera trying to create all those artistic images that you had once made using Photoshop. The only thing is that you don’t have to sit and develop your film and come out with an [...]

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Least Scary Animals to Photograph

Posted on 29. Jul, 2010 by Glow Images.

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After giving you all nightmares with “Scariest Animals to Photograph”, we thought we’d take it easy on you and give you something a little less horrifying to look at. Well, some might be horrifyingly cute, but that’s a risk we were willing to take. The only danger involved with photographing these animals is an extreme [...]

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Scariest Animals to Photograph

Posted on 27. Jul, 2010 by Glow Images.

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Whether they make your skin crawl or make you want to run for your life, there are some animals that are just plain scary. For photographers, it can be even worse. They have to sometimes fight their natural instinct and become comfortable enough to photograph these animals. From the life-threatening to the creepy, here are [...]