Photography News October 20, 2021

//Photography News October 20, 2021

Photography News October 20, 2021

Quote: “Now to consult the rules of composition before making a picture is a little like consulting the law of gravitation before going for a walk.”
– Edward Weston

Articles:

Bokeh Background Using Water – 8m 15s

 

Shooting on Black instead of White – 10m 21s

 

Photographer Reveals the Power of Perspective With Playful Compositions – ideas for Forced Perspectives

 

How to shoot Dance with Motion Blur & Detail – 6m 4s

 

Who Do You Believe? – Thom Hogan

Comet Leonard – October/November/December

 

Thought for the day: A Different Way of Cropping
I recently found a new way, to me, of cropping a photo in PhotoShop. This was allows me more chances to review and recompose.

Setup
Duplicate layer (CMD-J)
Deselect the lower layer
Set the upper layer to allow Free Transform (CMD-T)

Action
Drag the image you want to crop to >>larger<< (I normally think I’m cropping down)
Consider and play with rotations (something I normally sometimes do)
Consider stretching the image (hold shift bar down when dragging the edge of the image). Maybe make the subject taller?

Exploring Further
Look into and play with the Edit > Transform commands. Some are useful to fix parallax problems with buildings but they can also be used to making shadows and more.

Artist of the Week/Portfolio: Zach Arias https://www.zackarias.com/about

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