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Your Own Home Studio

By Michael Weisbrot on Nov 01, 2012 | Rated 8.86

What do you need to set up a photography studio in your home? Learn about the benefits of having your own studio space and what equipment is necessary to compose professional-looking shots. READ MORE +
Aerial Photography

By Wren McMains on Nov 01, 2012 | Rated 10

Aerial photography allows you to get a new perspective on the world. Learn how to take advantage of the bird's-eye view to shoot great images from the air. READ MORE +
Making a Signature Brush Preset

By Joe Holler on Oct 26, 2012 | Rated 10

Have you ever wanted to personalize your images? Learn how to use Photoshop to turn your signature into a brush preset so that you can digitally sign your work. READ MORE +
Creating a Halftone of Your Own

By James Luciana on Oct 26, 2012 | Rated 10

Create a unique image using customized halftones in Photoshop. An ideal process for large scale, black and white printed work. READ MORE +
Photobook Worldwide: Sharp Photobooks for Pros or Amateurs

By fstop fitzgerald on Oct 15, 2012 | Rated 9.4

Have you every wanted to create a professional-looking album of your best images? f-stop and Richard McCaffrey design a customized photobook with Photobook Worldwide and are wowed by the results. See how an amateur to make a book like a pro. READ MORE +
Photographing People in Other Cultures

By Eileen Maris Cohen on Oct 01, 2012 | Rated 9.17

Taking photographs of local people can be great way to memorialize your travels and the new cultures you have explored. But be sure that you are aware of regional customs to avoid upsetting or offending the native peoples. READ MORE +
A Show Of Your Own: How to Stage a Photo Exhibition

By Jonathan Postal on Sep 28, 2012 | Rated 9.38

Once you have built up a large portfolio, show off the images that you have worked so hard to create. Learn about the many aspects of planning a photo exhibition, such as how to choose, edit and present your images, and finding the right location. READ MORE +
Dutch Angle Composition

By Joe Holler on Sep 21, 2012 | Rated 9.75

Break away from pedestrian vertical and horizontal photo-composition. Learn about Dutch angle composition, and how tilting the orientation of your shot can add drama, motion and interest to your images. READ MORE +
Rogue Lighting by Expo Imaging

By fstop fitzgerald on Sep 14, 2012 | Rated 8.33

Have you ever been at a loss when lighting a shot? f-stop reviews some excellent equipment made by Expo Imaging that gives you the power to control light u2013 allowing you to bend, focus, soften and even add color to your lighting. READ MORE +
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography, Part 2: Processing your HDR Photos

By Garry D Gutterman on Sep 11, 2012 | Rated 8.88

Join Garry D. Gutterman for a continued look at creating surrealistic High Dynamic Range imagery. Learn how to merge a series of images with different exposure values into a single HDR image using Photomatix software. READ MORE +