http://digitalphotobuzz.com/photoshop-dodge-and-burn A place for photographers to share and inspire others Fri, 18 May 2012 04:53:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/photoshop-dodge-and-burn/comment-page-1#comment-7336 Framing the shot | Digital Photo Buzz - Digital Photography reviews and tips Sat, 15 Jan 2011 15:10:14 +0000 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/?p=101#comment-7336 [...] on your photos but composing your images to frame in key elements. I have talked before about using dodge and burn in Photoshop to focus on where the users eyes go to but want to talk about how to use things in the foreground [...] [...] on your photos but composing your images to frame in key elements. I have talked before about using dodge and burn in Photoshop to focus on where the users eyes go to but want to talk about how to use things in the foreground [...]

]]> http://digitalphotobuzz.com/photoshop-dodge-and-burn/comment-page-1#comment-1964 Dodge and Burn in Photoshop | Digital Photo Buzz - Digital Photography reviews and tips Wed, 02 Jun 2010 13:01:52 +0000 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/?p=101#comment-1964 [...] With all of the advanced editing features that Photoshop have sometimes I think the most useful tools in editing are the Dodge and Burn tools. The light and dark areas of an image really control the viewers eye, peoples eyes right away first go to the lightest part of the image. So you always want to use that to your advantage to direct the reader to the most important part of the shot. I burn in the background of portraits a lot, I want the focus to be on my subject not the background. Check out this Dodge and Burn tutorial to see how to really make an image more dramatic by using these 2 simple tools. We also have a step by step walkthrough of an outdoor portrait and the steps used to dodge and burn it online here: Dodge and Burn photoshop tutorial [...] [...] With all of the advanced editing features that Photoshop have sometimes I think the most useful tools in editing are the Dodge and Burn tools. The light and dark areas of an image really control the viewers eye, peoples eyes right away first go to the lightest part of the image. So you always want to use that to your advantage to direct the reader to the most important part of the shot. I burn in the background of portraits a lot, I want the focus to be on my subject not the background. Check out this Dodge and Burn tutorial to see how to really make an image more dramatic by using these 2 simple tools. We also have a step by step walkthrough of an outdoor portrait and the steps used to dodge and burn it online here: Dodge and Burn photoshop tutorial [...]

]]> http://digitalphotobuzz.com/photoshop-dodge-and-burn/comment-page-1#comment-497 April Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:22:21 +0000 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/?p=101#comment-497 I love this post! The step by step comparison pictures really drive the point home. Playing with lighting on edits is my favorite. I love this post! The step by step comparison pictures really drive the point home. Playing with lighting on edits is my favorite.

]]> http://digitalphotobuzz.com/photoshop-dodge-and-burn/comment-page-1#comment-9 Photoshop dodge and burn – Mark (Digital Photo Buzz) @ Photo News Today Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:30:59 +0000 http://digitalphotobuzz.com/?p=101#comment-9 [...] and Read More: digitalphotobuzz.com Technorati Tags: [...] [...] and Read More: digitalphotobuzz.com Technorati Tags: [...]

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