Light. It is the one essential element to every photograph. Light can be broad, directional, universal, natural or artificial. When it is harnessed and captured thoughtfully and intentionally, it can be the star of the photograph. Today guest blogger, Emma Wood of Emma Wood Photography, shares a photo editing blueprint, explaining how to use Michelle Kane …
Cris Stephens Photography. I’m so pleased and delighted to feature the evocative and captivating work of Cris Stephens. I have oohed and aahed over her photographs for a long time now. Her masterful way of quietly capturing stolen moments makes for compelling compositions that have soul and a genuine sense of depth. She beautifully transforms …
Photographing in low light or shade can leave your photos cool, dark, and lifeless. Colors are drab. Skin tones are flat. But luckily, there are ways to add the life back into these dull photos. Guest blogger, Cora Edwards, of Cora Edwards Photography in Pennsylvania, is sharing her entire editing process with us. Her photo …
Beautiful, clean color photos don’t have to take forever to achieve in post processing. Guest blogger, Jennifer Puckett of Jenn Lynn Photography, shares a simple photo editing blueprint, demonstrating how to easily warm the white balance and bring interest and artistic polish to a photo with just 6 helpful actions from the HeARTy Action Bundle. …
Use the link below to download two free layered Photoshop templates for showcasing your before and after images on Facebook. Simply copy and paste your photos into the place holder layers on the template. Free transform them to size. Sharpen if you wish, save, and post to Facebook. We love seeing MK Action customers’ before …