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The 16 Most Photogenic Everyday Objects
16
Oct
This post is written by James Maher – author of The Essentials of Street Photography – an eBook currently onsale at SnapnDeals (25% off).
You know how some people are just photogenic. No matter what the lighting is or if they are all sweaty from the gym, they are still going to look damn good.
Well the same goes for certain objects and structures. I am such a sucker for things like water towers, lampposts, and fire escapes, and so I thought I would create a list of my 16 favorite things to include in photographs. These objects won’t always make a photo, but when included they will almost always make the scene more photogenic.
What are yours?
1. Cigarettes
Bad for your health, great for your photos.
2. Colorful shoes.
Especially when contrasted with dirty backgrounds.
3. Old Patterned Walls and Wallpaper
An easy way to add an element of pattern and design into your photograph.
4. Glowing Screens
It’s a good thing those glowing cellphone and iPad screens look good in photos, because unfortunately they are becoming hard to avoid these days.
5. Tunnels
The old frame within a frame.
6. Umbrellas
Particularly the translucent and colorful kind when lit from behind.
7. Ladders and Fire Escapes
Turn them on their side and to an angle to create an illusion.
8. Water Towers
Even better when you tint them and add some colorful frames.
9. Fire Hydrants
10. Advertisements that mimic or contrast with real life.
11. Glowing Lampposts
My favorite.
12. Phonebooths
Quickly becoming antiquated. Catch them before they all disappear.
13. Phone Lines
Especially when they are in the middle of nowhere.
14. Old Doors.
15. Windows with Silhouettes.
16. Wet Cobblestone
Learn more about Street Photography in James Maher’s eBook The Essentials of Street Photography (currently 25% off at SnapnDeals).
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The 16 Most Photogenic Everyday Objects
Convert 2D Objects to 3D Objects — AutoCAD 2011
01
Aug
Many 3D models start out as 2D profiles that are extruded, lofted, revolved, or swept into 3D space. This video provides an overview of how to create 3D objects from 2D objects. www.autodesk.com
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Trailer of the movie Ocean Circus 3D. The whole 3D Blu-ray (105 min) is now for sale at: www.unterwasserkameramuseum.de “yt3d:enable=true”
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Shattering Objects using PolyFX in MoGraph 2
06
Nov
Get a 3D object to shatter then blend back to its original state using CINEMA 4D’s MoGraph 2 module. For more info on CINEMA 4D and MoGraph 2, see www.maxon.net
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Microsoft Publisher 2010 – Nudge Objects Slightly and Configure the Nudging Distance
30
Oct
Move objects in Publisher 2010 publications slightly without using the mouse, and fine-tune this nudging distance.
Instead of always using the mouse in Microsoft Publisher 2010 to move objects around a publication, you can click on an object and then press the arrow keys to move objects slightly up, down, left, or right. You may find this convenient when fine-tuning a document layout.
By default, nudging moves objects by a very small distance (1 pixel). Depending on your needs and layout you may wish the arrow keys to nudge objects a larger distance. To make this change:…
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Photoshop Digital Art – Depixelating Low Resolution Objects
05
Apr
www.redbubble.com – artist, FA Moore at redbubble. Sometimes, using low resolution stock or image files for objects in large artworks is unavoidable. Here’s how to fix the ugly pixelation that would otherwise be noticeable in digital art at full size. For Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, or similar photo editing programs. Peek into the process of the digital artist, FA Moore, as she creates a new, as yet untitled, digital art work. This tutorial is part of a series. Many thanks to friend and musician, David Newby, for his score, “Jailbait”, used by permission. (David is “martouk” on musicforte.) www.redbubble.com – artist, FA Moore at redbubble.
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Tutorial: Advanced Anaglyph Control for Red Objects & Flip/Flop/Reframe
25
Mar
www.Stereo3DToolbox.com This tutorial demonstrates how to adjust the red anaglyph algorithm when your subject contains red tones. It also covers flip/flop and reframe controls.
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