There isn't anything better than getting great colors in the camera and not needing to do any post-production to a photo. So those vivid colors are certainly possible. But most people don't know how to do it.
Otherwise, they end up just ignoring it altogether. We know a few tricks, though. So we're going to explain to you how you get more vivid colors. And we're also going to share with you what we know about how this all works. . thephoblographer.com
Earlier today, photographer Matt Kloskowski shared a very useful little tip for Adobe Lightroom users. When making local adjustments, he shows you how to use the color picker to select any color from within Lightroom. petapixel.com »
2019-07-19 23:10
I´ve spent a few years by photographing details of soap bubbles or oil and water on CD. Winter can be long in Czech republic and it is sometimes boring for photographer because it gets dark very early. But you can do this and you never get bored. boredpanda.com »
2018-01-24 20:35
Having photographed snowflakes for nearly a decade as a large component to my career as a photographer, I’ve had the joy of encountering mysteries in the snow and the enthusiasm to sort out the physics behind it. petapixel.com »
2018-01-08 18:53
We’ve shared some impressive work by photo colorizers who use Photoshop skills and hard work to add realistic colors into historical monochrome photos. If you’re wondering how its done, check out this 7-minute video by Vox that discusses the process. petapixel.com »
2017-05-30 22:53
"I wanted the viewer to stop for a minute," says Barcelona-based photographer Anna Huix about what drives her to create photos with a difference. Being locked down without a creative outlet led her to start a 6 month project when things became easier in Spain.