What is fine art photography? What distinguishes fine art photography from the rest? Watch the introduction of this all-new training course, “The Creative Guide to Fine Art Photography” by Doug Landreth of Photomorphis.
Coming this December, FREE to ON1 Plus.
This month, we have a special feature from a new ON1 Guru specializing in textures, Leanne Cole! These metal textures were all photographed from metal surfaces. Some are from around the streets, while others are the back of metal plates. There are some that are shiny and smooth, and others that have uneven surfaces and are starting to deteriorate.
Today, we announce special pricing for ON1 Photo RAW 2018.5 for education, military, and corporations.
Your September Loyalty Rewards are now available – beautiful stone and metal textures, photographed from various locations in Australia, along with a free 25-minute training video on how to create this featured image, from Leanne Cole Photography!
We have big plans this month in ON1 Plus, including an all-new photo course, a visit from Photomorphis and much more. Read about the training and events coming only for Plus members this September.
Hello Everyone! Thank you to those that uploaded a photo to be critiqued this month. The individual photo critique videos are posted below.
What a fabulous month! I truly enjoyed this elements course and I hope that you guys were able to pull a few tips out of the information that I shared. Before I completely sign off, I wanted to give you guys one final bonus video. While staying at the beach to create this course, I fell in love with the window light in the house we rented. This video will share a little more information about window light and how I made it work for me. I will also edit the photo in effects to create a beautiful Black & White photo to I had envisioned for this shot.
Sun? Or is it Fire? I am told our last element should be “Fire” But ironically while I was creating this course for you guys there was a fire ban here in Oregon. They were putting up signs on the beach while we were shooting. So I decided, Sun was more appropriate for our final element. Sun can be your friend or your enemy. It is good practice to learn how to work with it.
After weeks of professional travel, I recently took a family trip to Greece and I promised my wife Stacey I’d pack as lite a photo bag as possible. In this video, I share my thought process about packing a lightweight kit, show you what I brought, why I chose it, how I traveled with it and share a few images, video clips and time-lapses that I captured along the way. Bonus: unbeknownst to me, both my little ones (Pike and Pepper Mae) make surprise cameos in the background.
Lighting is one of the essential elements of photography. It will make or break a photo. Whether it’s natural light or artificial lighting, as photographers, we are continually chasing great lighting for our next images. The good thing is that it is all around us whether it’s coming from the sun or light bulbs in your house. Our job is to take that light and apply it in interesting ways to highlight our subjects. From people to mountains to food, everything looks better with a little light.
