Thursday, October 30, 2014

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Arsoft Photo Studio 5.5 is an affordable and a relatively easy to use photo-editing software targeted for use by photo hobbyists and advanced amateurs. Unlike Adobe Photoshop, which is the industry standard for image editing, there is no steep learning curve required. It is loaded with features and has a friendly interface that can turn not-so-perfectly taken shots into amazing photographs. Instructions 1 Install Arcsoft Photo Studio 5.5 into...
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Building a photography portfolio is an important step in making the jump from casual hobbyist to professional photographer. A portfolio demonstrates your capabilities as a photographer as well as your creativity and artistic point of view. Putting together a portfolio can seem daunting at first, but once you have an idea of what to keep and what to exclude, you will find the process much more enjoyable. As long as you put your best work forward,...

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

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If you need an inexpensive but meaningful gift for someone, you can make a 3-D photo they'll appreciate for years to come. Instructions 1 Find the perfect photo for your 3-D project. Ideally, a good shot will contain at least three layers of depth, such as a person in the foreground, trees in the midsection, and mountains in the backdrop. The more depth the picture contains, the better the 3-D photo will be. 2 Count the depth layers in the picture. Decide how many you want to make 3-D. Get at least the same number of additional copies...
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Being a postcard photographer is about more than just taking a pretty picture. It's about capturing the essence of a place. People buy postcards for several reasons, but the main purpose of a postcard is to show off their great vacation. It's important to take shots that present whatever you're photographing in the most flattering and welcoming way possible. There is an art to achieving this. Observe and photograph the destination at all times of...

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

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Unfortunately we are not all perfect, but that doesn't mean we can't convey that we are. If you are taking pictures of one of those unfortunate people that carried on the family's imperfect nose and you are not sure how to de-emphasize that flaw, fear not. There are many things that you as the photographer could do, in order to minimize the size of your model's nose. Instructions How to Take a Good Picture With a Big Nose 1 Observe the nose...