How to create a good Photography Portfolio Website

How to create a good Photography Portfolio

A photography portfolio is the showcase of a photographer. In this
era of online engagements a photography portfolio website has become quite a
necessity. The problem with most photographers who wants to create a photography
portfolio website is mainly the confusion. They are not sure about their best
works and how to display them. It’s important to have some precise idea about
them if you don’t have enough.

As I have said before, a photography portfolio website is a
showcase of the works of the photographer. Usually most photographer will try
to put their best shots in their website. Not to blame them. But if your
collection is based upon a theme, it will create a certain impression. That is
vital. The connectivity between the images are necessary rather than scattered
uploads.

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White Background and its Worth

White Background and its Worth


White background is created to get rid the image of any kinds of dullness. A pair of sharp eyes with the help of the best quality display one will be able to pick that white has many shades as grey and many others. White background is the most desirable because the object of the image is allowed to have a lot of room for itself. Such a canvas will be the most ideal one for displaying jewelry products. This setting will make the simplest piece of jewelry or a pair of sunglasses look more attractive, displaying its shines and colors more than properly. Pen-tool of Photoshop can even keep the reflection of the product while making a white background. Removing the background of any image will surely increasethe focus on the product, very ideal for web-shop and retailers. Surely it will appear more attractive and focused to the online customers.

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How to Create Reflection Shadow

How to Create Reflection Shadow

Adding reflection shadow effect will heighten the visual
appearance of the picture. It’s an effect created by photo editing and it will
appear that the object is on a shiny surface and there is a reflection effect
of the object on that shiny surface. It will add a lot of depth and reality to
the photo and creates a nice effect that seems pleasant to the viewer’s eyes. A
number of software is there which can be used to create a reflection shadow.
Today I will show you how to create a reflection shadow with Photoshop (CS6).
Its pretty easy and all you need is a little practice and good Photoshop
knowledge.

How to create a
Reflection Shadow with Photoshop?

1.  Launch the Photoshop program and open theselected file in it.

2.   Duplicate the background layer by pressing (ctrl+ J). Mac users will press (Command + J). Indicate selections if needed.  If you have made no selections in the imagethen it will duplicate the whole layer.

3.   Rename the background layer in to ‘reflection’.You can do this by double clicking on the layer.

4.  Now you need some more room to place thereflection effect in the photo. So you need to increase the canvas size. You can do this, by pressing (C) on your keyboard to selecting the crop tool. Then

draw a box around the image with the crop tool. You will notice that there are

controllers with the boxes. Control the box with them and drag the box downwards.

It will create an extra space in the image. Apply the crop to the image by

pressing Enter. (Return in Mac).

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Best Landscape Photography Tips

Best Landscape Photography Tips

Landscape photography is a way of capturing the world in two
methods, often showing it as something vast and endless. Often it will show
just the opposite, the microscopic version of it. Today I will discuss the best
landscape photography tips.

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