Looking for some inspiration this summer? Click to see our 9 top photo ideas to try in July, which range from found fine art, ‘planetsheres’ and factories, to shooting fashion portraits with natural backdrops.
‘There Is Nothing Beautiful Around Here’ is the poignant name of the photo book that Paccarik Orue is hoping to create. The book will show the city of Richmond, California, which is known as an area that suffers from high levels of crime.
Cook up some tasty photos of cutlery and cooking utensils for your kitchen wall. You only need simple kit for this photography project, but the results are seriously artistic
Photo ideas don’t come much more entertaining than this. The idea of placing model figures in amongst ingredients can transform a meal into a miniature landscape. Fry ups turn into meat safaris and soup bowls become steaming savoury jacuzzis. Of course there are many other everyday household objects that make excellent settings for macro scenarios, but food is ideal. It can be easily sculpted and is instantly recognisable. Here, that great British staple, bangers and mash, works a treat as the Smash instant mash mix could be easily manipulated into the shape of a mountain. But there are many other areas in our daily life where miniature adventures can take place – all you need is a little imagination. Here are some photo ideas to give you food for thought…
No matter how bad the damage to a negative is, scan it and you can carry out a perfect edit in Photoshop Elements. Most modern desktop scanners have the capability to scan negatives without any major issues. Here, we show you how to take those scans and improve them dramatically.
Want to brighten up your house with photographs that match your interior decor? This tutorial will show you how to create an eye-catching photo collage Photoshop gives you a number of ways to transform tired photographs into something new. In this tutorial, we show you how to take a shot and create differently coloured versions [...]
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