Hey everyone! Here’s the latest round of photo critiques. As always, a huge thanks to everyone that submitted. Lots of amazing photos were submitted! It was so much fun using a theme this time, we hope you enjoy our critiques of your people photos!
This Live Q&A was recorded and available to watch again here!
Hi all. First off, great job on the light challenge from last week. There were some amazing photos. Some of the best we’ve seen yet. And it was so cool to see that so many of you really got out there and understood light to a great degree than you had before the challenge.
As you get ready for ON1 Photo Raw, and start to think about organizing a little more in ON1 Browse, Albums are sure to come up as a topic. So, in this video, I thought I’d talk about 2 ways that albums can help out vs. a traditional folder-based organizational system.
Hey everyone! Here’s the latest round of photo critiques. As always, a huge thanks to everyone that submitted. Lots of amazing photos were submitted!
Since we’re still in the midst of the Lighting challenge, I thought I’d give you a few tips on editing photos where the light didn’t cooperate. Keep in mind, the lighting challenge is really about you finding good light, and not necessarily editing the photo to make it good. But in the future, hopefully these tips come in handy.
If you’ve ever been frustrated by the saying “It’s all about the light”, you’re not alone. Or maybe I’m the only one 🙂
But I wanted to do a quick video for you that talks a little about my journey with “light” in photography. How I really didn’t understand what good light and bad light meant when I first started. I really wish some one just gave me a recipe of things to look for, which is more of what I talk about in this video. Hope you enjoy! 🙂
Matt and I are really excited to see the images you guys choose to submit for this challenge. Matt knocked it out of the park with his introduction of the challenge yesterday, so I’ll just add this video that gives you some guidance and visual examples of what we are looking for in the images you submit for this challenge.
There’s probably going to come a time where you want to put some great looking, professional and beautiful text on to your photos. After all, if you’re going to add text to a nice photo, why ruin it with yucky looking type. So I thought I’d round up 3 ways that I’ve used that work really well. Now, in full disclosure, when I really need to add type to an image I use Photoshop. That said, my typography skills aren’t where they need to be, so it never really looks that good.
