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This Week in the Digital Photography School Forums
A quick note before we get into this week’s wrapup of the forums. There were some problems with the forum earlier in the week. Most of the problems should be fixed (although there are a handful of posts that may seem very out of order because of date problems), but if you’re still having problems [...]
4 Photoshop Portrait Makeover Tutorials
One of our forum members, Yanik (image-y) has put together a series of four helpful Photoshop portrait tutorials which run you through four aspects of giving someone a makeover with Photoshop. They cover whitening Teeth and Eyes, Removing Pimples and Wrinkles, Photoshop Makeup and Changing Eye Color. I’ve embedded each of the four photoshop portrait [...]
13 High Speed Photography Images
SPLASH! BANG! WHIZ! CRASH! Today we present 13 high speed photography images for your viewing pleasure. I’ve you’ve got some of your own - stop by our forum and share some of your shots there. We’ve included a few high speed photography books on the topic at the end of this post. Photo by AHMED. [...]
Choosing a Lens for Wedding Photography - Stepping into Wedding Photography Part 2
Recently Charles Clawson from blog.chaselliot.com wrote a post here on DPS called Stepping into Wedding Photography. Today he follows this up by looking at how to choose the right lens for Wedding Photography. Charles is a Nikon guy so this is reflected in his recommendations for Wedding Photography lenses (although a lot of his advice [...]
Today Christina Nichole Dickson looks at the topic of Photo Essays. Christina is a photojournalist for Revolutionary Media. She is also an instructor with the Institute in Photographic Studies. Her work may be found at Christina Nichole Photography. In the last twenty years, video and film have become the predominant forms of modern storytelling. But before [...]
How to Be a Curious Photographer
Photo by -bwr- A few months ago I wrote a post on how curiosity is a characteristic of great photographers. I was rereading this post earlier this week and began to ask myself a few questions: How do some people end up more curious than others? Is Curiosity a personality trait or can it be learned? How can I be [...]
Winner of our BorrowLenses Lens Rental Competition
Last week we ran a competition here at DPS where US readers had the opportunity to win themselves a 2 week lens rental. The prize was put up by our friends at BorrowLenses.com (thanks for that) who offer a great range of Canon and Nikon lenses for rental within the USA. The competition was simple - we [...]
5 Useful Upgrades In Photoshop Lightroom 2.0
Photoshop Lightroom has proven to be a great asset to digital photographers. From the beginning Lightroom has been aimed at the digital photographer, offering up simple tools to aid the most repeated of Photoshop’s tools while keeping the interface simple and workflow logical. With Adobe’s latest release of Lightroom 2.0 (the upgrade from 1.0 is [...]
This Week in the Digital Photography School Forums
Weekly Assignment And The Eyes Have It in this week’s assignment. You got up close and personal and showed us what eyes can do for a picture. And there were a lot of really great entries to choose from this week! As a matter of fact, we wound up with a 4 way tie among the [...]
Video on a DSLR - Would You Use It?
Earlier in the week I posted that Nikon have released their new Nikon D90 DSLR, a camera which they are proudly publicizing is the first DSLR to shoot with HD Video. In the comments on that post the main theme being discussed is whether video belongs on a DSLR. We’ve long seen video on point and shoot [...]