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One of the neverending stories in the world of photography, is the Mac vs Windows debate. Well, this is not a fanboy post from either side to fuel that debate. This is a post for those looking for advice on how to get or build (DIY) a powerful workstation for editing photos in Photoshop CC,…

Decisions, decisions, DECISIONS If you are anywhere close to being an image maker as opposed to a snap shot taker then you already know that image processing software is a key part of what your images will become after they have been taken properly or maybe not so properly.  The process is called post processing…

Those nice WordPress people have just told me about a nifty new toy – a Lightroom plugin that will export images directly to a WordPress blog’s media library. It needs a wordpress.com l…

Occasionally I like to think out loud and note down my hopes and ideas for the next version of a particular piece of software. It’s not that I think a developer might actually read this and pick up on any of these points, but more as a fun little writing exerise. In this case, I want to talk about Lightroom, and what I would like to see in an updated version this year.

There's a giant myth that photo editing is a pain to do and not at all fun. Folks that say this are most likely not doing it right or giving it a chance.

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Let's look at what makes a camera lens expensive because, to be honest, sometimes it's helpful to understand why some glass just costs the earth!?

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Whenever I feel frustrated in life, it is because I have a feeling of inertia. I feel like I’m not developing or growing. This often happens in my photography. I keep taking the same type of photo over and over, and I become bored. I want to innovate, to create something new. I want to take my work to the next level— but how do I do that? I feel that it is important to have a sense of gratitude with the work that we’ve done. However if you really want to take your photography to the next level, you need to not be satisfied. Not being satisfied is what helped push the human race forward. If we were all satisfied with horses and carriages, we would never have developed electric cars and rocketships. I often look back at my old work (which I thought was great) — and then I wonder, “What was I thinking?”.....

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So, RawTherapee 5 has been announced and we're gonna cover the updates and all it has to offer for those shooting RAW in their photography.

Follow Craig Semetko's four simple rules of composition to up your photography game in 2017.

Après un premier tutoriel consacré à la réalisation d'un portrait à l'aide d'un flash cobra, nous poursuivons notre exploration du portrait en lumière artificielle en utilisant cette fois la capacit

By improving your photography with reading you can truly understand what's beneath and within a photograph. Take a few moments to try a deeper analysis.

I haven't seen anyone talk about VSCO X, which honestly, is quite
surprising considering how big the platform is for photographers. It made me wonder if the invite only based program was a flop or if the invites are really for dedicated users only. Either way, I was intrigued and figured if 

Having walked countless miles through cities around the world, street photographer Valerie Jardin has gathered a wealth of experience in her field.

This past week Adobe released Lightroom CC 2015.8. The new release has some fixes, new camera profiles, and a new feature that allows you to compare the image currently being processed in the Devel…

You can take better street and travel photos by finding a rich environment and waiting for local characters to enter the scene.