Tag: photoshop

What photos would you submit to an exhibition on Rhythm and Form?

Workflow Keith James -
Masking in Photoshop is a useful technique for creating composite images, where multiple subjects, isolated from an original image, can be arrayed on a blank canvas, for example, to convey an overall sense of rhythm.

Too good to be true: Why the pictures of David Osborn fascinate us

Events Joerg-Peter Rau -
British photographer David Osborn creates his images with his camera and in Photoshop. The result is images to which the term “painterly” really fits.

Photoshop Tricks and Tips for Beginners: Adding a border around two images

Workflow Keith James -
In the second article of the series, Keith explains how to customize layer size to accommodate two side-by-side images in a single composition.

Photoshop Tricks and Tips for Beginners: Adding a border around your image

News Keith James -
In the first article of a new series, Keith provides a short 'how-to' on getting started using layers.

Computational photography is taking over the world…

Applications Jason Murray -
Computational photography technology is reaching into every aspect of modern photography, with smartphones leading the way. It's a great time to be a photographer.

Focus Stacking: Manipulating depth-of-field through computational photography

Feature Articles Dirk Saeger -
Focus stacking is a computational process for manipulating depth-of-field, and is especially useful for landscape and macrophotography. The author gets down and dirty with the nuts and bolts of this powerful technique.