Lightroom presets can make our lives so much easier. They enable us to create a consistent look and feel to our images, and they get us back out behind the camera quicker. Right now you can get over $3,300 worth of professional Lightroom presets for just $39 thanks to this buy 1 get 2 free deal!
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As we have mentioned previously, we are starting to get into that time of year where the deals are going to start coming in hot and heavy. This post is about several of those deals, but specifically, as the headline suggests, one deal, in particular, can get you 11,000 Lightroom Presets and all you need to spend is $29 – that is a pretty hard deal to beat. thephoblographer.com »
2017-11-09 02:00
We live in a preset world, and chances are that you use some in your workflow at some point. We use and have made our own, as well we have tested and reviewed many of the available options out there. thephoblographer.com »
2017-08-23 01:00
Deal alert! A pre-paid annual subscription to Adobe’s Creative Cloud Photography plan is currently deeply discounted over at Amazon. Instead of paying $119 for a year of Photoshop CC and Lightroom (~$10/month), you can buy a year for just $89 (~$7. petapixel.com »
2016-11-10 20:00
Memorable photographs make time pass more slowly, that's according to a research paper that examined people's temporal fluctuations as they looked at different images. [Read More]
Pinball machines; depending on your age, you might know all about them. Once, considered so evil that New York City banned them. Wasted youths (juvenile delinquents) spent days and nights hanging out in pinball palaces.
Landscape photographer and YouTuber Mads Peter Iversen is back with a short list of helpful tips that can help you break the mold and improve your landscape photography. These tips will be particularly helpful for beginners who feel their work is already growing stale.
Photographers reveal that time can be slow down and allows us to see the world through their cameras.
Photographers reveal that time can be slow down and allows us to see the world through their cameras.
If you're one of those folks looking for that golden, sunkissed look to your portraiture then what you genuinely want is the entire period of the golden hour--and ideally before it. In big cities like in New York, sundown can last for a number of hours.