@Lackofcolor walks ahead, she stops to take a brief moment so she can just give me a look. Yeah... She looks at me and starts laughing. "You're so slow". My blood results came back after almost 3 months

Hey Hive! One of the most fun product photography categories for me is bottle photography. Bottle photography is one of the more challenging styles of photography when it comes down to product photography.

In this blog post, I'm going to tease you, and explain a little bit about the post-processing part as I have received many questions in the past about post-processing, how long do you take to edit a

In this post I'm diving into two artworks that I created during my live stream; "A polaroid from Space" and "Bogino".

Check out my livestream; post-editing.

I've been playing around with some more individual photos in Darktable, and well, I'll show you the before-after processes of 5 photos today. Again, feel free to tell what you think about these. 1. Beam

I've had my Nikon D5200 DSLR for couple of months now and I finally decided to try editing my photos. While I don't dare purchase a subscription based editing software like Photoshop or Lightroom, I found

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Few weeks ago I was walking late home at 4AM., and being mid summer in Finland, the sun had already started to rise. On the right, you could see the sun emitting warm colors in distance, but on the left

Putting a lot of time in one single portrait can be rewarding. Something like this! I really enjoy working on my photographs after I finished a project and do my own edit on it. This is the CEO of a company

Let's check out some party faces. My live stream is at DLive

So you had some high expectations in December 2017? Let's finetune that in photoshop with some chill beats on the background while we add some Law of Attraction. My live stream is at DLive

Its all in the eye of the beholder right? Let's make some art My live stream is at DLive

Macphun's Luminar for Mac has been around for a while. They've been working on a Windows version and recently allowed people to download the beta version for free. If you are interested, here's the link:

It is interesting to go through one's old works to see how one has evolved or changed since then. Today I was going through some old photos I took in 2009, and decided to re-process a certain HDR image.

Previous articles from the 3D Printer series Part 1. How to Choose Your First 3D Printer, What to Look For Part 2. Getting Started With the Basic Things in 3D Printing Part 3. Learning How to Use Raft

This example is shot from a Sony mirrorless (a7r) with a tripod sitting in a boat, it's worth looking at Capture ONE Pro (express) to process your ARW files initially and the bring them into LR to apply