Do I.T. Yourself

an accidental geek’s misadventures in the I.T. world

Dust and Dance: Behind the Scenes of a Beautiful Image

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Photographer Thomas David recently published a beautiful series of images on Flickr by the title of Dust and Dance where he shot a dancer in action – with the action enhanced with Dust spraying off her. Here’s an example (used with permission)

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Dust and Dance: Behind the Scenes of a Beautiful Image

Written by Peter West Carey

May 29th, 2012 at 8:11 pm

Slow Light (Light Painting As An Additive Tool)

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A while back I was too cheap (lazy?) to get around to purchasing some speedlights and in typical DIY fashion for me, I figured I could replicate most results using nothing more than a flashlight.

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Composing Dynamic Landscape Images

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A Guest Post by Todd Sisson from www.sisson.co.nz .

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Composing Dynamic Landscape Images

Amazing Flowers Made With Water Splashes

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When it comes to creativity with water, Jack Long is one of the most out of the box photographers I know. (Jack is also the master mind behind this water curtain tutorial ) In his latest series he creates Vases with flowers, leafs and all using painted water splashes. As usual Jack does not tell how the shots were taken but he does tell us that, images are not composed in Photoshop and are that each image is taken in a single exposure

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5 Great Mobile Apps for Photographers

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Camera features on cell phones, tablet computers and even MP3 players have made it easy for everyone to capture their lives in a series of images.

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