Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Best Conceptual Photography & Digital Manipulation & Tutorials

Best Conceptual Photography and digital Photography Manipulation presenting CG computer graphics in creative photography Manipulation.
In some of these works photographs has played a material role in the final work but the final work can still be categorized as Photo based artwork.
Creating photo manipulations using Photoshop isn’t as easy as you see here. But it’s a passion for many designers out here including me.

I tried to include The Best Photo Manipulation Tutorials here for some of these art works.

some of the Best Photo Manipulation Tutorials around for your Image editing & photo manipulation related needs.


Even For those, who don’t know what is Adobe Photoshop? 


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Monday, April 2, 2012

30 top examples for creative & Conceptual Photography not using much photoshop

Conceptual Photography has many similarities with CG(computer graphics) in many aspects.... like Technic , Forms even Concepts and moods....
here is some great examples for keeping conceptual photography away from computer graphics.

Top 30 Conceptual and Creative Photography 
not using much photoshop





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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Sandra McCabe's Micro/Nature photography

Sandra McCabe's Micro photography a journey between abstraction, fine art and nature photography.

I mentioned in last post about the abstract effect of natural forms in emotional side of human brain....
here is a great example of micro photography that is associated with nature photography but can be categorized as emotional fine art...



"Macro photography. A journey into amazement"





Every little thing has it's own beauty or strangeness and this is what draws me to macro. Nearly all my photos are taken using hand held. A tripod annoys me no end sometimes I use basic editing, such a contrast or a bit of cropping. If I change the image too much, then it is not my photo. I'm still learning and that upward curve is steep but such enjoyment, awe and fun comes from that learning. (Sandra McCabe)

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