Painting with lights by Eric William Curry

Check out this video. This guy did an amazing photo by using cross light and cross processing in layers. Amazing work. Total wicked!!!!!!!



Subscribe him from youtube here- http://www.youtube.com/user/EricWilliamCurry

Txs Eric for showing us the way.

DIY Tilt Shift Lens

Why Adobe Photoshop?

"Adobe Photoshop Your Ticket to Big Bucks in Graphic Design"

By David Peters

http://www.learnphotoshopnow.com
Learn how to quickly and easily master the basics of photoshop in just 2 hours and produce graphics like a pro... your friends and family will be amazed!

"Adobe Photoshop Your Ticket to Big Bucks in Graphic Design"

Graphic design has always been big business but with the explosive growth of the Internet graphic designers are experiencing increased demand for their services.

Every business needs a web site to be successful in today’s business environment and every web site needs graphic design in the form of logos and web graphics.

There has never been a better time to get into the graphic design business and the best part is all you need to get started is desire, Adobe Photoshop, and some training on how to use Adobe Photoshop to create stunning web graphics that sell.

Photoshop, Adobe’s digital photo editing and graphic design powerhouse, is capable of creating professional quality logos and designs that will allow you to compete with professional designers for graphic design business.

There are many software applications available that advertise the ability to produce high quality graphics and logos.

These applications can range in price from $30.00 and up. The problem with many of these applications is that they use pre designed templates which the user pieces together to form logos that really are not that original and sometimes appear a little generic.

While these applications allow the user to quickly begin creating graphic designs and logos they often simply do not produce designs that are original and in demand by web design clients.

If you take the time to learn adobe Photoshop there will be no limit to the logos and graphic designs you can put together.

Although the interface can seem a little overwhelming at first, learning Photoshop is not difficult if you have the right tools and take the time to practice.

Taking the time to properly learn to use Photoshop will pay off in the end. Pick up a copy of a good video based Photoshop tutorial and you will be on your way to making big bucks in the graphic design industry.

Author David Peters: Master The Basics Of Adobe Photoshop In Under 2 Hours With Easy To Follow Instantly Accessible Online Video Tutorials.
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Presslite-Make Your Flash Do What You Want It To!

An innovative device that lets to choose the direction and the amount of lite disperse from you flash. Very cool. By just using one flash, it can reflect and redirect multiple lites.

Go to this website where you can actually test different direction of the panels http://www.presslite.com/3ddemo.php. You can actually have countless directions. It will only set you back USD50.

Or go to this website to find out more...http://www.presslite.com

You can get this in Singapore at Cathay Photo for SGD89..

All other tutorial for this Vertex will be in here; More of Vertex.

Open Source software that helps photographer

Getting started in photography is not simply just buy a camera and click away. Of course if you just want to do it for archiving fond memories will be just fine. When we buy a new digital camera, it is normal that the company brand give a free software that will help you in basic editing like framing, crop, resizing and simple tweaks of the images. But if you are really passionate in photography and are very progressive then the only thing that will hinder your progress is having very good advance software that can produce high quality post editing such as from leveling to cloning. This will set you back from a couple of hundreds to thousand of dollars. Softwares like Nik Sharpener, Noise Ninja, Aperture, Adobe Creative Suite, CaptureNX and other licensed plugins. Though this software are very very good, they can actually durnt your pockets. Myself too needed something cheap or free to enjoy this benefits to upgrade your photography skills. For me open sourced software is the way to go. I enjoy using most of this 'free' software as even to got all these professional benefit can really cos a 'bomb'. Though they are not as very good as the licensed software, they can still provide excellent result

Currently, most of my work is done by using this few inages.

• Gimp http://www.gimp.org (close to a photoshop)
• Resizer http://snapfiles.com (watermarks)
• Qtpsfigui http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/ (HDR)
• Nikon Transfer http://nikon.com.sg (image uploading)
• NikonView http://nikon.com.sg (image browser)
• Photo Filtre http://photofiltre.free.fr/ (another version similar to photoshop)

Check my images at sofimages blog at http://sofimages.blogspot.com or go to my stock portfolio at Istockphoto.com/rumblefis All my images here are using open sourced software. Of course once I have enough of capital, I will definitely upgrade.