ColorStrokes HD is a new app for the iPad and iPad mini that allows you to desaturate images and leave only certain colors in the image. Or, you can even recolor the entire image.
ColorStrokes HD is only $1.99 in the iTunes App Store. There is also a desktop version available in the Mac App Store.
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Great Photos – Simple Cameras is a new book from self-taught photographer Bernd Daub.
“This book teaches us how to focus our attention on the motivation behind our chosen image and develop a strong image impact without the need for high-tech equipment and flawless exposures.
Learn about a variety of reasonably priced, low-tech cameras-such as the Holga, Diana, and Blackbird-as well as single-use cameras, the good old Agfa-Box, and the pinhole camera.”
Great Photos – Simple Cameras retails for $34.95; however, it is currently available for $24.15 on Amazon.com. It is also available in a Kindle edition for $9.99.
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Extraordinary Everyday Photography is a new book from photographer Brenda Tharp.
“Extraordinary Everyday Photography will help you search beyond the surface to find the unexpected wherever you are, be it a downtown street, a local park, or your own front lawn. Authors Brenda Tharp and Jed Manwaring encourage amateur photographers to slow down, open their eyes, and respond to what they see to create compelling images that aren’t overworked.”
Extraordinary Everyday Photography retails for $25.99; however, it is currently available for $17.15 from Amazon.com. It is also available in a Kindle edition for $16.99.
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Creating HDR Photos is a new book from photographer Harold Davis.
“In Creating HDR Photos, bestselling author Harold Davis covers the complete HDR workflow, from choosing the subjects that work best for HDR through processing RAW files to unlock the dynamic power of HDR. You’ll learn how to photograph multiple exposures and blend them into a single HDR image using various software programs. Best of all, you will find out how to control the style of your HDR images, from subtle to hyper-real, using a range of photographic and post-processing techniques.”
Creating HDR Photos retails for $29.99; however, it is currently available for $18.98 from Amazon.com. It is also available in a Kindle edition for $17.99.
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Here’s a great little vignette with Gregory Heisler talking about the things it takes to get genuine expressions on portrait subjects.
[Stumptown Visuals via PetaPixel]
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How many of you have ever left your lens cap on the camera and missed an important shot? (I’m guilty.)
The photographer in the above video had the misfortune of making that mistake in front of TV cameras for the whole world to see. I hope he still got a keeper or two after he figured out the malfunction.
[via Fstoppers]
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