Leading Photoblog Decent you’re Visit

Photoblog is a blog that focuses on the photograph. Blog content generally focuses on the writings and articles, while the photoblog is really focused on the photo. Photoblog let the photos speak, while the written text is just a minor addition that should not exist. As a wise man said, “a meaningful picture of thousands of words”.

Photoblog below is the best photo blog which is already recognized, then you are also worth visiting, as the inspiration and of course entertain the eye. Needless to say straight out, please:

1. The Big Picture (Photojournalism)

The big picture is a daily photoblog-owned Boston Globe. The big picture is one of the best photoblog in the world, if not the best. This photo blog showcasing the leading photographer of the famous photo agency Getty Images range Magnum, AP, etc.

2. Exposed Planet (Travel)

Harry Kikstra’s photoblog, one of the best photoblog travel and landscape. He was an explorer, mountaineer, photographer, writer and lover of nature. Harry explores the seven continents, the seven highest peaks in the world and almost all places with natural beauty and man.

3. Chromasia (Fine Art)

Chromasia is David Nightingale’s photoblog. David’s photographs have many flavors of fine-art with the perspectives and a very dramatic tone.

4. Laurens Kuipers (architecture)

Laurens Kuipers is a Dutch photographer, photo blog is updated every day and the majority of which contain photographs of architecture in accordance with the Laurens area where he had his daily work as a real estate developer.

5. Istoica Everyday (Fashion & Portrait)

Photoblog’s portrait & fashion photographer duo Canada, Chris Altorf & Jessica Hayes.

Make Selective Color Effects with Photoshop CS4

What is a selective color? In broad terms the effect of selective color is to change the color of the images as we want. But for the purposes of this article, we will restrict only the black and white photo with a touch of color in the main object. Usually this effect is used to strengthen and highlight the main object.

Selective color is what I mean above can be done easily and quickly (sometimes longer, depending on the complexity of the images) using Photoshop CS4. But at the core of your own that determines the difficulty level of this effect. We immediately began step by step, please:

  1. Open your color photo in Photoshop
  2. Add adjustment layer (the location is in the lower right corner) -> select the channel mixer
  3. Emerging paneled adjustment, check the box “monochrome” and enter the amount as shown below:
  4. Your picture will turn into black and white:
  5. Select black foreground: press X on your keyboard
  6. Activate the brush; push B on your keyboard. Then begin to brush the brush in the area who wants to return the color.
  7. Brush strokes so that you do not “spill over” anywhere, enlarge (zoom in) photos. Or you can also vary the size of the brush. Push ctrl + [(decrease brush size) or ctrl +] (increase brush) so you are more delicate strokes and precision. The process of restoring the color is indeed the longest and requires patience. When finished save the end result.

Straighten the Leaning Photos with Photoshop

There are times when the photos we take with great difficulty were skewed; the horizon line should have a straight so it looks uphill (or downhill). There are several things that could cause our picture angle; shoot without a tripod; we forget to pay attention to the viewfinder, or simply because of a hurry. Do not worry, there’s an easy way for straighten your photos using Photoshop, the following:

Step 1: Open your photo in Photoshop and activate the ruler tool from the toolbox, see the picture below for find out the location of the ruler tool

Step 2: Find a benchmark that should be a straight line, click and drag the tool along the ruler of this line from left to right

Step 3: Click Image>> Image Rotation>> Arbitrary.

Dialog box will appear rotate the canvas, you just click OK.

Step 4: Now you have to do the cropping for eliminate the white area that appears. Type C for activate the Crop Tool, then crop as you want, press Enter (Mac: Return) after cropping.