I am making a photography website and I wanted to have a gallery of images and a list like Wildlife Landscape Ocean and when I click on them it opens a gallery of images. I tried looking some tutorials up on youtube and google but couldn’t find anything and since I’m not very experienced in … Read more
The attached pictures below show two sample of the filter/effect that I want to achieve in Adobe Photoshop. Is this done through a Photoshop action or there is a particular set of steps that will lead to the effect in question? I tried achieving this by using a combination of brightness, levels, vibrance , saturation and etc but to no avail. (image showing the original and target indicates what I’m trying to achieve) 
In the process of answering a question on Reddit, I got curious about why the Dodge and Burn tools are named as they are. I understand now the terms relate to photography, and “Burn” makes sense to me, since it’s about over-exposing parts of the photograph to make them lighter, but where does “Dodge” come from? Is it because the photograph is “dodging” the light by being covered up during exposure?
When you create a photo with your camera, the image stores the camera orientation.
I’ve designed all of them
Is there a name for this layout?
It depends a lot on where you print, what printer will be used for the
task and what you need to do with the files.
If I had the time, I would go through each and every photo to make sure that the dimensions and quality are pixel perfect. However, I’m in a time crunch, and need to make the couple hundred photos that are 4320 x 3240 into 950×630.
I have a photo with poor quality and lighting that needs to go in a print newsletter. There is some lighting issues, and a blue-ish color in part of the image. I’d like to fix the image using GIMP.
