“I believe that digital photography is an entirely new artistic medium—it is as different from film photography as film photography was from what came before it.” Thus starts my credo about working in the Photoshop Darkroom.
This credo—or statement of beliefs—about digital photography and post-processing is the introduction to a new series of columns about making creative use of Photoshop.
The columns so far:
Enjoy!
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[…] The lighting, photography, and post-processing of this image all had the same goal: to increase saturation and tonal contrast and create a kind of “Georgia O’Keefe” effect. This is a set of techniques I’ve already used in my Variegated Rose (shown at the top of Photoshop Credo). […]