Post production of photos is, and has been, a key part of a photographers work. In the past photographers often spent hours in the dark room developing film, and they often employed techniques that would effect the final image. Today the same holds true, except most photographers use digital post processing software.
Photoshop is a powerful tool and can be used to help create amazing images; however, it can also be overused and caused photos to look unrealistic. Some photographers will take post production of photos to the extreme removing every blemish, recoloring hair, smoothing facial wrinkles, replacing missing, and so much more; it's actually a very unfortunate. These things make us who we are, and while we may not like the wrinkles or graying hair they are part of us.
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There are a ton of photography resources on the internet, some are great and some not so much. I've decided to list a few of my favorites for you. Now, why are these among my favorites? Well, the simple answer, they provide a little bit of everything: news, insight, learning resources, and ideas.
PETAPIXEL www.petapixel.com F-STOPPERS www.fstoppers.com/ What are some of your favorite photography websites and why? 6/14/2016 1 Comment Getting StartedAfter many years of dabbling in photography and taking photos which satisfied my own desires, I've finally decided to take the plunge into the world of commercial photography. I greatly appreciate those of you who have supported me along the way. From my very first Senior photo shoot with Mary Kate to the family photos with Phil, Diane, and their family, they all hold a special memory for me.
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