I came across this tutorial on DPS for taking a digital photograph and making it look like a Lomo photo. It looks pretty interesting. I’m going to try it out and wanted to share with everyone else. If you decide to try it out, let me know where you are posting ’cause I would love to see what other people are doing.
OK, I know I’m no where near the greatest photographer or blogger. So when I come across a great blog site that has a plethora of information on different to photography topics, I naturally want to share.
Digital Photography School is one of those sites. They have a Digital Photography Tips section that is great. Check out their Portrait Photography Tips. The first one is the same one I wrote about in my last blog.
They also have a great forum and you can sign up for their newsletter — I highly recommend.
The Digital Photography School has a new series of tutorials about portrait photography. This first tutorial is about perspective, composition, lighting, and several other items. These are all things that you can use for any type of photography.
Take a look at their tutorial: 10 Ways to Take Stunning Portraits
NatureScapes.Net – The High Dynamic Range (HDR) Landscape Photography Tutorial
Ever wonder how to make an HDR photograph? This is a great tutorial. It is a couple of years old, but the lesson still applies.
As photographers we have all had experiences where one shot doesn’t quite get the feel of what’s around us. You can change your exposure, appeture or shutter spead, and it’s still not there. Using HDR allows you to use several images to get that dramatic image.
In this tutorial the photographer uses an image he took of an iced-over lake with large mountains as the background. It was an early morning shot with dramatic sky. He used 3 exposures to create a stunning image that really grabs at you.
I have also created a couple of HDR images. Take a look at my Gallery Site and browse to the Rocky Gap Gallery. There are some very interesting images at the bottom of the gallery that are HDR
