Touring Toronto!
Touring Toronto A couple months ago my brother and I went on a trip to Canada, and met so many great people and visited so many great places! In
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Retouching Portraits
Retouching Portraits Follow these steps below: Duplicate Layer: The first thing you need to do once you open your image is duplicate it. To do this you can right click
6 Photo Hacks
Here are some Photo Hacks to try out! In today’s blog, I’m going to go over 6 Photo Hacks for you to use. The amount of photo hacks out there are endless,
Natural Light Vs. Off-Camera Flash
Natural Light Vs Off-Camera Flash Using Natural Light versus an off-camera flash are both great methods for photography. Using these types of lighting will add more to your photography profile.
Tips for using ISO
Tips for using ISO I’m going to go over some tips for using ISO. But first, let’s talk about what ISO is. ISO on your camera refers to film
Why I chose Photography
Why did I choose Photography? I’ve recently been asked, “Why I chose Photography.” Photography for some people is just a hobby and something to do. To me its
Photographing During The “Golden Hour”
The Golden Hour What is that? For Photographers the “golden hour” is the time during the day where the lighting is at its best. Lighting is very crucial when taking photographs,
Cinematic Color Tone: Tutorial
Below is a Tutorial on how to apply a Cinematic Color Tone effect to your images. Adding the Cinematic Color Tone to your image will define a
Photoshop Tutorial: Creating Powerful Black & White Images
Creating Powerful Black and White Images Below is a Photoshop Tutorial on how to create a powerful Black and White Image. Please feel free to leave a comment below
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6 Lighting Patterns for Portrait Photography
There are a lot of different lighting patterns that you should consider for your subjects, to make your pictures really eye-catching. Different lighting patterns will give your subject a new
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