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Category: 2: Landscapes of Place posts
Photoshop Art Photographic creativity: colour, sharpness/focus, abstraction – NikFX and/or Lightroom and/or Camera RawArt brushes and filters – Photoshop/Corel Painter/ iPadMasking and compositing – Photoshop Monochrome Processes Photographic platesfor printmaking Screen printing/lithography duotone positives solarplate??? To prepare photographic positives for photoscreen and photolithography all digital images or photographs need to be converted to greyscale and […]
!! To be fully written up with my photos of the process and inspiration, and more of the challenges, linked to Printmaking blog. What is screenprinting? Types and technique Screen printing is a printing technique whereby a mesh is used to transfer ink onto a substrate, except in areas made impermeable to the ink by […]
A key aim in this module was investigation of the differing requirements of major stock image libraries and landscape photography libraries and then submitting relevant images and starting to get concrete professional and audience feedback on my work. Stock Photography outlets Shutterstock: a good place to start because they give good support materials and useful […]
!! To be updated with techniques from Photoshop – where and for what would I use Photoshop? A key focus of my work in this module, particularly Part 2: Landscapes of Place has been to significantly deepen and widen my technical expertise in Lightroom and Nik FX, to add to my further exploration of Photoshop […]
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Reality/surreality/hyperreality. Mechanical vs art. Looking back from digital colour and high levels of control. Capturing images is now so easy. And possibilities of control at shooting and processing stages so broad. Often lose the aesthetics and meaning. Pinterest Board B Calder Bored Panda First Color Photos See also: Abstract Photography Photoshop artistic effects Early photography: […]
!!To be updated from Landscape Photography In his 2003 essay, David Campany comments that: “One might easily surmise that photography has of late inherited a major role as undertaker, summariser or accountant. It turns up late, wanders through the places where things have happened totting up the effects of the world’s activity.” (‘Safety in Numbness: Some remarks […]