I have been resisting it for a few months, but when Kelly Moore came out with her newest line of bags, it got harder and harder… I just ordered the B-Hobo bag in Mustard. I can’t wait!
Category Archives: For Photographers
Photoshop tutorial on creating a faded vintage look along the edges of a picture. I import all of my photos using Bridge and then edit through Adobe Camera Raw and then on to Photoshop. I cheat and use a lot of shortcuts actions from TRA for color pop and sharpening. I am not ashamed. It’s not that I don’t know how to do it myself, it’s that it saves a TON of time. …and they have a really cool action sets for not much mula. (If you are thinking about buying, use the link above of this one RIGHT HERE so I can get a small little cut…). After I do my standard thing I decide if I want to do anything special like add textures or make the photo vintage. There is are a few ways of making the photo vintage, I usually desaturate it a bit and give it a slight yellow hew. Then, to create the faded old picture look along the sides of the pictures I create two layers and I drag one of the color balances all the way to red and the other all the way to either purple or blue. I invert the layer (do this buy clicking Command I on a mac) and then using the paintbrush tool (around 24%) I draw along the edges where you think an old photograph might fade over time. I do this with both of the layers of blue and red. You can adjust the colors after drawing if you think they are too much, or not enough at all. You can kind of see below what my mask looks like (follow the red arrow):
There has been some confusion about when the poll for the Valentine’s Day give-away is closing, so let me clarify, the poll will close Sunday evening at midnight. Keep up the voting! Also, for some reason the link below to purchase a collage was not working, but it is fixed. Remember if you don’t win...
It’s official, I have been BRAINWASHED by Lauren Clark, and what I wonderful experience it was! Here are a few pics from the day…
A practice shot of a fellow photographer before we started the real shoot
Let the fun begin!
I can see how this would be slightly intimidating…
Definitely more dramatic than I would normally shoot, but...
I’ve been working on a Thank You card for Jordan and Tina. Their wedding was a movie theme (which you will see as soon as I finish going through their pictures!). It was fabulous, but more on the details later. I’ve been struggling because I really wanted to use this picture on the front:
but I...
