Unexpected Opportunities
Interesting photo opportunities often present themselves in unexpected ways; sometimes as a byproduct of something else.
Photoshop Tutorial: Creating a Digital Calotype
Paper negatives—called Calotypes—were extremely popular in the mid-nineteenth century, especially in Europe. Adobe Certified Photoshop instructor Steve Weinrebe shows you how to create the historic look of a Calotype (with considerably fewer chemicals).
Adobe Photoshop Tutorial: Add Your Own Lighting
Steve Weinrebe is an Adobe certified Photoshop instructor who has authored the textbook Adobe Photoshop & the Art of Photography: A Comprehensive Introduction. In this tutorial, he shares Photoshop techniques on adding light to a scene.
Revealing the Nude: Steve Halderman Offers Tips on Working With Models
Longtime Photoworkshop.com member Steve Halderman has explored the art of creating beautiful images of the nude female form. In a recent interview, Double Exposure asked him to give our readers some insights into how he approaches the creation of his fine-art nude images.
A Cruise Photography Primer
Photoworkshop.com member and avid traveler Jerry Currier offers tips to those planning on doing photography on their cruise vacation.
My Two Most Valuable Business Lessons
In this article, Rick Sammon passes along a couple of valuable lessons he's learned in the photography business.
The Camera Club of New York—A Slice of History Lives On
As one of the longest-standing camera clubs in America, the venerable
Camera Club of New York continues to endure. Nonetheless,
challenges lie ahead for this dedicated group of photographers.
Get the Best Possible In-Camera Image
Top pro photographer, author and teacher Rick Sammon offers tips for getting your photography right the first time around—through the lens.
