October 2006

Soup Cans for Everyone!

Melissa Clifton, who has a great site full of tips for illustration and animation, has a tutorial posted on how to “Andy-Warhol-Up Your Photographs”, to make them look like soupcan-slash-Marilyn Monroe pop art silk screens. Looks fun, I might have to try this with a baby picture or something when I have some time to kill.

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another kind of street photography

Martine is an Australian teacher and photographer living in Tokyo, and she has several galleries on her site including this interesting collection of Manhole Covers of Japan. As a former expat in Asia myself, I love this kind of thing.

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Doing it right

Ryan McGinnis has an excellent post up on creating HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos using Photoshop. I haven’t done this yet at all; I haven’t had much motivation to, considering the garish haloed monstrosities most people call HDR. But obviously it can be done right, if you know what you’re doing. I’m going to have to remember this for times when the dynamic range of a scene looks too wide to capture.

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