June 26, 2012 In This eNewsletter: How-To – Floral Fusions Industry Perspective – Please Join Fans of Shutterbug Magazine on Facebook! What's New This Month – b-grip, Photomatix, Redrock, DeluxGear, and Lensbaby How-To – A Basic Set Of Color Controls How-To – Slightly Diffused Vote! – New cameras are incorporating more and more processing options "on board." When adding special effects or image processing do you... Workshops – Learn and Show Shutterbug Forums – Your Photo & Digital Imaging Source This eNewsletter Brought To You By: Floral Fusions A Simple Set-Up For Creative Effects by Stacey G. Lloyd In an age of abundant paint software and texture apps, it is easy to overlook other approaches to painterly image creation. Using moving sheets of textured glass with slow shutter speeds is one alternative approach. When combined with flowers I call the result “Floral Fusions”. Your flowers should be in pristine condition and composed into visually pleasing arrangements. I have found that lighter colored flowers work best with this technique. Please Join Fans of Shutterbug Magazine on Facebook! by Ron Leach, Publisher What began in 2004 as a social networking service for Harvard students has rapidly grown into an international phenomenon with social, political, business and cultural implications for users of all ages. With over 158 million users in the U.S. (and almost a million world-wide), Facebook now reaches nearly 75% of Internet users in our country. In late 2007 Microsoft purchased a 1.6% share in Facebook for $240 million, giving the company a total valuation of around $15 billion. By 2009 Facebook was ranked as the most widely used social networking site in the world, and a year later an estimated 42% of the U.S. population had a Facebook account. In September 2009 Facebook announced it had become cash-flow positive for the first time, and a year later it was valued at $14 billion—becoming the third-largest U.S. internet company behind Google and Amazon.
New b-grip EVO Accessories A Basic Set Of Color Controls A Short List Of Options To Help You Quickly And Easily Improve Your Images by Anthony Celeste Working with color is one of the most common activities when editing photos. All photo-editors, from the most basic to the most advanced, have an abundance of tools available for altering colors. In this article, I’ll take a look at some of the basic tools that you’ll find in the most humble image processing software, even the one that came in the box with your camera. Get The Full Story Slightly Diffused Controlling Point Source And “Hot” Light by Chuck Gloman Sometimes the lighting in your environment is too strong, whether daylight or artificial, and you need to soften it slightly—that’s where diffusion comes into play. In the following examples, we’ll look at how diffusion can soften “direct” light. Get The Full Story Vote! New cameras are incorporating more and more processing options "on board." When adding special effects or image processing do you... Expressive Monochrome Printmaking with George Schaub. Maine Media Workshops in Rockport, Maine. August 12-18, 2012. Digital Photography Workshop Cruise Canada and New England in October. Contact: Patty, 800-652-2267 AdoramaTV Watch, Learn , Create We’d like you to know that our friends at Adorama have an exciting new resource that’s a key part of their photographic education initiative. See host, Mark Wallace, present how-to videos for everyone from snapshooters to enthusiasts to professional photographers, plus product reviews, interviews with today’s top professional photographers, and reviews of iPad apps. AdoramaTV is the newest part of the Adorama Learning Center, which has thousands of photo-related how-to articles, product reviews and buying guides. New videos are added daily. Visit us today and ignite your passion… Cavecreek Photographic Workshops Courses offered each month. Contact: Alan Lowy's Cavecreek Photographic Workshops, 2135 E. Gaffney Road, Phoenix, AZ 85087, 623-465-1077. Adorama Photography Workshops Various courses offered each month. Contact: Adorama, 800-223-2500.
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