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Creating textures with Hipstamatic

Posted by:Greg on Feb - 13 - 2013 - Filed under: My Experiences,Photography,Photoshop -

I am sure that many of you have seen photographic art works that had a texture overlayed on a photograph. You could also have seen some examples in my earlier posts. And this is one such example.  Read More →

Brightening the eyes in Lightroom 4 quickly and easily

Posted by:Greg on May - 22 - 2012 - Filed under: Photo Tips,Photoshop,Portraits -

  Sometimes, after shooting portraits, when I look at the photos, I see that in some of them the persons’ iris is too dark. In that case I want to brighten it (obviously ). To do that, in Lightroom 3 I used to choose the adjustment brush, bump up the brightness slider a little bit, and brush the eyes. This presented a problem because it would brighten up everything I “brushed”, so I had to be very accurate with the brush and the process took quite some time considering I... more

Using Your Imagination

Posted by:Greg on Dec - 26 - 2011 - Filed under: My Experiences,Photography,Photoshop -

Nobody knows what’s inside artist’s mind, so in order to express themselves and to share their visions with the world artists write music, paint, sculpt and use other means of expression. Mine is photography. Sometimes I have these crazy pictures in my mind, and I want to somehow realize them. Since I can’t draw very well, I am trying to do that by other means, currently it is compositing in Photoshop. Recently an idea popped into my mind – a crazy magician who wanted to help... more

Post-processing variations

Posted by:Greg on Nov - 27 - 2011 - Filed under: Landscapes,Photo Tips,Photography,Photoshop -

I am not a believer in the “straight out of camera” philosophy. You know, the photographers who don’t do post processing at all and sometimes shoot in plain JPEGs. Anything in addition to that, would be “distorting the reality” they claim. My opinion on this subject is that there is no such thing as objective reality. Everyone sees what he sees through his own eyes and his own perspective. Your previous life experience also alters your perception of everything that you... more

Telling a story…

Posted by:Greg on Oct - 12 - 2011 - Filed under: Image Discussions,Philosophy,Photography,Photoshop -

Greetings, I am back from my vacation! Big thanks to everybody who didn’t loose faith in this blog I had three unforgettable weeks of trekking in Nepal, saw and photographed unbelievably beautiful mountains, and different cultures. More about that in my future posts, in which I will share my photographic experiences and, of course, photographs from my trip. Few of these photos you can already see on my Facebook page: www.facebook.com/photopathway Now I would like to go back to the article... more

How Ideas Come To Life

Posted by:Greg on Aug - 12 - 2011 - Filed under: My Experiences,Photo Tips,Photography,Photoshop,Portraits -

Thinking of it, maybe I should’ve titled this post “story of an idea” because I will be talking about creation of one particular image. But I eventually I decided on the current title because the way this creation emerged from the depths of my imagination is one of the most common ways. A few weeks ago I had a photo session with Ira, in which my primary goal was to try some new lighting techniques that I thought of. In that shoot I decided to focus on close up portraits (chest line... more

Resolution, Megapixels, DPI Explained

Posted by:Greg on Nov - 25 - 2010 - Filed under: My Experiences,Photo Tips,Photography,Photoshop -

Yesterday at dinner me and my sister had conversation about how digital photos are made, and what do all these strange definitions mean. Then I remembered the time when I was struggling to understand all these concepts. It took me some time to wrap my head around them. I think many beginner photographers are still struggling with them. So I’d like to share what I have learned and understood in the way that is clear to me, and hopefully will be clear to you. Let’s start with the initial... more

Enhancing Photographs in Lightroom

Posted by:Greg on Aug - 6 - 2010 - Filed under: Landscapes,My Experiences,Photo Tips,Photoshop -

There is so much talk about post processing, and whether it is good or bad. There are people who never post process their photos, and there are also people who always process their photos, and also anything in between. I do process my images in Lightroom or Photoshop, but not always. Sometimes the weather is perfect, and the air is so clear that nothing needs improvement. But in our busy world, we don’t always have the time to wait for the perfect conditions, and have to settle for whatever... more

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Hi! I am Greg. I have been writing this blog ever since I started getting interested in photography. I came a long way since then, and had several achievements. My photograph was featured in the National Geographic magazine. My work was also used in various publications and books. In this blog I am sharing everything I know and learn about photography as well as my photographs. I hope my blog contributes to the passionate photographers community and I am always glad to read your comments and suggestions.