Tag Archive: How To

May 17 2013

How to use the Clone Stamp Tool

Before

I know what you are thinking… “the Clone Stamp Tool, really Blake?  Are you insulting my intelligence?” Absolutely not!  I would never do such a thing!  However, knowing the Clone Stamp Tool and using it effectively are 2 different things altogether.  In this tutorial I will not just show you how to use the Clone …

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Apr 08 2013

Shooting in the Rain, a DIY Project

A few weeks ago we were visiting the Lake of the Ozarks.  The whole family was asleep, taking the routine nap, Michael always sleeps better with Mommy close (he is a Mommy’s Girl)!  I really wanted to get outside and do some shooting but it was raining. My current camera is not weather sealed so …

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Mar 22 2013

Topaz Adjust 5: Tone Module for Cross Processing

Before-Topaz-Cross-Process

I had a question from Robert Belgrad of Mason Dixon Photography in regards to the Tone Module in Topaz Adjust 5.  He has such an immaculate portfolio, something definitely worthy of a gander! Robert had inquired about how to use the Tone Module more effectively as he has been struggling with it despite his extensive …

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Mar 01 2013

Making a Window!

Bixby-Bridge

I have used this window technique quite a few times in the past few months.  I used it on the last HDR Concert and on HDR Concert#7.  It can be pretty tricky to add glass to an image where there once was none.  However, all you need is a push in the right direction and …

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Feb 18 2013

30,000 Foot Photography

When picking a seat on an airplane I will always take the window!  Not only is it the most comfortable spot to sleep, but you can get some awesome shots out that little porthole window. One time I was flying from California to Delaware and  I saw lightning off in the distance.  I really didn’t …

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Feb 01 2013

Vignettes, Oh Vignettes!

After-Good-Vignette

I know what you are thinking already, and you probably cringed at the thought of the word vignette.  However, vignettes can be very powerful if used correctly! A powerful vignette can attract your viewer and pull them in without them even having the slightest bit that you grabbed them by their puppy scruff with your …

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