New Iris blur tool in Adobe Photoshop CS6

Tweet Along with the new Tilt Shift blur tool that Adobe released with Photoshop CS6 there are also 2 new blur tools they added that many of you might find useful. They added a new Field Blur and Iris Blur and both of these new blur tools can be found under the Filter –> Blur [...]

Content Aware Move Tool in Photoshop CS6

Tweet Some of the new features that Adobe announced with Photoshop CS6 looked almost unreal when they announced them and showed off some previews about a month ago. The brand new content aware move tool looked crazy. You simply draw a loose edge around something and drag it to move the selection to a new [...]

New Oil Paint Filter in Photoshop CS6

Tweet One of the new additions to Photoshop CS6 that didn’t get much attention at the start was the new Oil Paint Filter. Most photographers I know who do digital painting effects to their images have always used Painter and it looks like adobe is trying to keep as many people within Photoshop as possible. [...]

What would you like to learn with your photography?

Tweet The main goal of this site is to help us all become better photographers, but as we all know there are so many different aspects of photography. I try and cover a broad range of topics and always look to have relevant information no matter what type of photography you specalize in. But to [...]

Adobe Photoshop CS6 and Tilt Shift Blur

Tweet I have been a big fan of tilt shift photography for awhile. We covered how to create a tilt-shift look in Lightroom awhile back and a few awesome posts with some inspirations tilt shift photos here: Great photos using Tilt-Shift lenses for portraits and 10 amazing examples of tilt shift photography. It’s always been [...]

Adobe Photoshop 6 Beta Released

Tweet Adobe has just released a public Beta of Photoshop 6 that is now available for download. You can download the Beta software from Adobe’s site directly here. Adobe Photoshop 6 Beta There are some pretty cool new things in Photoshop 6. I think the new content aware patch will be pretty useful! Here are [...]

What to charge for your photography slideshows

Tweet When I first started offering slideshows years ago I was excited about the extra impact that music and good transitions gave my work and started to do these for my wedding work. The first question I started to get from many other photographers who I showed these to was “cool, those look great. How [...]

Facebook fan pages for your photography business

Tweet If your business isn’t already on Facebook you are missing out on one of the best ways to market your photography business. If you aren’t sure about getting started check out this article I wrote awhile back, Facebook for Photographers – 5 tips. Today though I want to talk a little about the changes [...]

The New iPad Camera vs. iPad 2 Camera

Tweet One of the first things that I always do when I get a new iDevice is check out the quality of the camera. Although I was happy to see FaceTime included with the iPad 2 last year when I reviewed the iPad 2 camera vs. the iPhone camera I shared my disappointment with the [...]

Apple, Marketing and Photography

Tweet As I am gearing up to review the new iPad tomorrow and reading all of the crazy news tonight with people already in line and camping out for the latest Apple gadget it always gets me thinking about their marketing power. If you look at the rise and fall and then rise again of [...]

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