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July 28, 2025
Color Saturation In Portrait Photography: Why It Matters
Colour saturation is how we can make our photos come to life with an added pop of vibrancy and rich tones. We can even control the saturation across separate colour channels, allowing us to select one or two colours to deliver impact in our shot. However, saturation can come at a cost. There’s a fine line between results looking natural and unnatural, something that beginners can find hard to navigate. Throw skin tones into the mix, and that line becomes even trickier.
July 24, 2025
Color Grading: How to Make Colors Deeper, Not Weird
July 18, 2025
When To Shoot With Manual ISO And When With Auto: Portrait Cases
July 11, 2025
Natural Light Portrait Photography: Beyond Golden Hour
July 04, 2025
Long Exposure Portraits: From Setup To Post-Process
June 19, 2025
How To Edit Hair In Photo: Tips And Techniques That Work
June 17, 2025
How To Take Self Portraits That Don’t Feel Forced
June 06, 2025
Best Evoto Alternatives for Your Editing Needs
June 04, 2025
Senior Portrait Photography: Capture Personality with Ease
May 30, 2025
Senior Picture Outfits Ideas For Perfect Graduation Photos
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May 08, 2025
Street Photography Post-Processing: How to Keep It Authentic
Street photography thrives on truth. It captures real people, real places, and real emotions in the wild flow of everyday life. But here’s the kicker — the camera never sees exactly what you do. And that’s where post-processing comes in.
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July 24, 2025
Color Grading: How to Make Colors Deeper, Not Weird
Colour grading can make or break a portrait photograph. It dictates everything from how the image is perceived to the overall mood. Bright and punchy, dark and moody, all of it can be achieved with a high-quality colour grade. However, it’s a fine line to tread, with beginners often going overboard and creating distracting palettes or undermining the atmosphere they are aiming for.
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December 04, 2025
Why Aperty is the Best for Batch Editing Portrait Sessions
After wrapping up a big shoot, photographers head home with only half the job done. A huge pile of editing tasks is still waiting for them. The first step is the culling phase, where they go through all of the shots and decide which ones to keep. This selection is then narrowed down further until they are left with their strongest images. Once that is sorted, it is time to open the editing software and work through every single photo.
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