(Marc Olivier, 2011)
I love how phone and power lines divide the sky. Even better when you put a bird on it :)
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- marc
- I am a father of three, a professor, a photographer, a distractable dilettante, an unrepentant but well-intentioned maverick, an idea man who thinks when he should be sleeping, and a people person who can't seem to remember anyone's name.
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STARTERS
- About "Starters"
- dodge and burn
- intro to masking
- quick mask mode
- layer adjustment masks for the lazy
- feathering
- fix perspective (keystone effect)
- fix dark photos
- add text to a photo
- select or sample colors
- adjust tone and color
- understand color spaces
- fix color temperature
- clear up blemishes
- reduce wrinkles
- make eyes sparkle
- whiten teeth
- dodge and burn
- install and use brushes
- clean up distracting backgrounds
- change background color
- get a bleach bypass effect
- convert to black and white
- split grade your black and white photo
- make a photo grid
- create a triptych
- design wedding (or other) templates
- create sun bleached look with curves
- dictionary print tutorial
- family tree tutorial and free template
Interviews
- Me, interviewed at Life with Kaishon
- Lucy Call comments on her work
- Jesse Hurlbut on triptychs
- Florian Fritsch on music and photography
- Ilan Bresler on street photography
- Brad Slade on "Seeing the Everyday"
- Elaine Vallet on black and white photography
- Marcel Pawlowski on black and white photography
- Randy Stuart: font junkie
- Lorrie McClanahan on "photos within photos"
Copyright Notice
Feel free to use any of my photos from takeoutphoto (but not those of my guests) for any purpose that is not commercial in nature (such as your blog) as long as you show respect and link back to my site.
Copyright Marc Olivier 2008
2 comments:
Great picture, Marc.
where is the 'like' button? put a bird on it!
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