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Retouching is a labor of love. It takes time, focus, and the right mindset to turn good images into great ones. All of that time in front of the computer can drive anyone crazy, so we asked world-renowned retoucher Pratik Naik for his tips for staying loose and producing consistently beautiful final images. (To hear […]

5 Tips to Immediately Improve Your Retouching

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Japanese artist Tanaka Tatsuya has created what is quickly becoming one of our all-time favorite calendars.

Everyday for the past four years, Tanaka has constructed a diorama featuring miniature figurines engaged in hilarious activities.

Artist Creates Intriguing Dioramas Everyday For the Past 4 Years

via Laughing Squid

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Pineapples!

Anthony Lostrom

How To Create a Double Exposure in Photoshop

Friday the 13th, 2014… the full "honey (or strawberry) moon," with mercury in retrograde.

Shot this almost last minute, just using an inexpensive basic zoom lens and a tripod (autofocus too on most of the shots, no less— I know, I know). It was at 180mm. No fancy telephoto, no telescope mount. The lower photo (longer exposure) shows my perch for a few of the shots. To cut the neighborhood porch lights, I actually shot  from between bushes and trees. From my angle the lights were almost all out of sight.

The top photo is the one I liked the best.

The middle two show a series of adjustments I made. I fired about 17 shots, and started a very small amount of post on them (primarily cropping tight to moon),

amazing...shared by my wife.

10 Genius Portrait Photography Tips Gary Lun, craftsy.com

Taking your portraits from just OK to seriously awesome doesn't require any special skills or equipment. All you need are these 10 easy, expert tricks, which you can start using right away.

Meh... But still worth a read

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Understanding Natural Light Part 1: Quality of Light Oded Wagenstein, digital-photography-school.com

Light has different qualities, and by understanding those differences and using them in your favor, you can become a better image maker. From my point of view, the best place to start improving your ability to work with light is by learning its mo…

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