Post Processing – Before And After
byEvery once in a while I like to go back through my photography, sometimes I’ll travel back years in my DeLorean portfolio to review…
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What Does It Mean To Dodge A Photograph?
byDodging does not mean you dodge foreign objects being tossed at your face by angry subjects… that is called bob and weave. When you…
Unlocking The Hidden Potential Of Old Photographs
byIf you’re passionate about photography like the rest of us there is a good chance that the number of photographs on your computer outnumber…
This Way Or That – You’re The Judge
byFrom time to time myself or a reader will submit an photographs before and after image to see what the readers here at PhotolisticLife…
Over or Under Processed – You’re the Judge
byProcessing your photography is a fairly personal affair, you’d like the image to look great when you look at it but you want other…
You Be The Judge – VSCO Film Pack
byFrom time to time I like to play around with some professional photo processing software and VSCO Film is one of my favorites. I…
Realizing Your Photos Full Potential
byThere are a number of ways you can enhance your photographs to realize their full potential but not all of them will render realistic…
Over or Under – You’re The Judge
byEveryone has different tastes when it comes to post processing photography. There are artists who manipulate the pixel beyond what I thought was possible…
What Is Split Toning?
bySplit Toning Split toning is the process of adding more than one color to tone an image. Traditional toning was used to change the…
Over or Under Processed – You’re the Judge
byBefore Processing Photographing into the sun is one of the most difficult shots to take, you’ve got to deal with glare, limited dynamic range,…
Over or Under – You Be the Judge
byArticle Submitted by Becky DeSantis Before Processing “Walking the road this morning, I came upon this little apple tree. Unless you spray them…
Over or Under Processed Photographs – You’re the Judge
byYou Be the Judge! I keep reading that a budding photographers biggest mistake is over processing a photo. What is over processed? What does…