Negative space isn’t so bad
In most cases you will want the subject to stand out in your photo. There are several ways to accomplish this, with Negative space being one of them. In photography, […]
Negative space isn’t so bad Read More »
In most cases you will want the subject to stand out in your photo. There are several ways to accomplish this, with Negative space being one of them. In photography, […]
Negative space isn’t so bad Read More »
Today’s iPhone Post Processing technique is of the high-key image that I took one cold and windy day at Colonel Sam Smith Park in the west end of Toronto. I
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Today’s iPhone Post-Processing comes all the way from the west end at Colonel Sam Smith Park in Etobicoke. In fact, this is one of my favourite places in the west
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This photo that I captured on the mountainside of Nikko, Japan is a good example of where scale is used effectively. The winding road on the right side, with the
Using scale to create striking images Read More »
You get off a 10 hour flight around 5am and then take the taxi to your hotel. You’ve landed in Fiji, starting off your 10-day vacation of a lifetime. You
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Today’s iPhone Post-Processing technique is of the sunset that I took from Odaiba, looking towards the Tokyo Bay. It was a glorious sunset and I wanted to show the world
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I’m starting a new series on my blog today, called iPhone Post-Processing, or iPP, for short. These posts are meant to complement my Instagram uploads as they describe in more
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My last couple of posts have been all about my winter wonderlands taken with my Nikon dSLR. This post, in contrast, is all about my winter wonderlands taken with my
iPhone-Edited Winter Wonderlands Read More »