Fotobug - Elusive Image Photography
Arts:Visual Arts
Jim is currently traveling to Antarctica so there will be no news for the current episode, but Jim and Fred will be back in two weeks with all the latest photography news!
Back in September, Jim conducted a light painting workshop on a one room schoolhouse at the Black Hills Photo Shootout in Spearfish, SD. The workshop only demonstrated how to light a building and simliar objects, but there was no time for classroom instruction, so Jim decided to show how to do the layering technique for light painting in Photoshop.
In addition, Jim and Fred offer up two interesting videos from Adobe on enhancements that may be available in future versions of Photoshop, Premiere and perhaps After Effects. These enhancements are based upon the content aware fill now in Photoshop and we think you will find these videos to be interesting!
Fotobug Episode 303 - Interview with Erik Kuna
Fotobug Episode 302 - Last Minute Photo GIfts
Fotobug Episode 301 - Review Luna Display
Fotobug Episode 300 - Breakthrough Photography Filters
Fotobug Episode 299 - 1880 Town movie
Fotobug Episode 298 - Highlights Black Hills Photo Shootout 2021
Fotobug Episode 297 - First Look: Platyball
Fotobug Episode 296 - Platypod Ultra Review
Fotobug Episode 295 - Travel Tips
Fotobug Episode 294 - Dew Drops and Macro
Fotobug Episode 293 - Boyd Hill Nature Preserve
The Fotobug Episode 292 - Fort DeSoto Park
Fotobug Episode 291 - Photographer Zoe Gregory
Fotobug Episode 290 - More Fun with the Pluto Trigger
Fotobug Episode 289 - Return to Cape Coral
Fotobug Episode 288 - Water Drop Photography
Fotobug Episode 287 - Gatorland Orlando
Fotobug Episode 286 - Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive
Fotobug Episode 285 - Guest Photographer Mathew Cicanese
Fotobug Episode 284 - Guest Mike Matthews
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