Photography Tutorials and More
This one was a short one to process. See, when you don’t have the coins to jump into a plane to Africa, what do you do to get some shots of animals? Right, you go to the zoo. Which is fine. The problem is that in most cases you can see some part of the …
Time to show you how I made the background image I use for most pages, including this blog. So the full original looks like this! I took the original on top of the Arc de Triomphe (yes, I did pay to get up there for christ sake), see and embrace how boring it is: Some …
Whats a chromatic abberation, you ask? I am sure you have noticed them, they appear in many images with high background light or in HDRs (very often in HDRs, actually). Have a look at this: This is an (over processed) HDR image – let me show you what you probably didn’t see in this small …
Continue reading “5 Easy Steps to get rid of Chromatic Aberrations”
I got this image about a year ago when I went to a photo tour through Ireland: The original looked like this: I liked the original version already, but wanted to go a little further and add some drama and darkness. After all, its a skull, hehe. So thats, in short, how I did it:I …
First I will show you the final image, then where I started and how I did it: The original was taken in Norway, close to a place called Hytialla. It actually felt a little bit magic to be there in this massive forest where this little path was going through constantly. This is the Original …