Free Textures by Pareeerica

Still need much more free textures?
All right, I found this great free textures through flickr.
Awesome, isn't it?

Click here
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set 6
set 7

Hopefully, you like them!!

Lighting Tutorials - by Roseonthegrey -

In case that you want to learn about lighting for photography that can be done simple. You can just follow what Rosenonthegrey taught steps on her experience. She is talented photographer.

Rosenonthegrey wrote:

"Ambient window lighting is definitely my favorite type of lighting. It's very even and essentially no set up is needed. Even if it's a sunny day and the light is too strong, just add some sheers in front of the window and you get diffusers".

You can just click here for lighting tutorials.
Happy experimenting !!

Free Actions

Don't you have time to create great actions?
Do you want to exchange actions with others?
Do you want to get many free actions for your photos, art, pictures?

Yes, I found through flickr by Pink Peony

by Pink Peony Photography
Pink Peony Photography got free actions from website named atncentral

There are so many, many, many free actions that you can choose.
Check out here

That is just examples of actions that Pink Peony Photography downloaded.
It's B's Split Tone 2 by Barbel Wilm.
It's stunning, isn't it?

You'll like or hooked on playing with free actions.
Thank you for stopping by.

Removing Make Up in Photoshop

Are you wondering how to remove make up in Photoshop?

I found this great video tutorial which that titled " Removing Make Up in Photoshop" because that's rated with five stars. It's awesome, isn't it?

It's easy to understand as well as to do. Hopefully, you like this video tutorial.

How To Make Bokeh

click here

Roseonthegrey gave her secret of how to make bokeh. It's awesome, isn't it?

These photos were taken with the Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D lens at F1.8. Christmas lights were hung with a red blanket as the background. First photo is "focused" while the second photo is "unfocused." Unfocused Christmas lights appear as bokeh "bubbles", and, depending on your lens's aperture and vignetting, can also appear as hexagons, etc.

This techniques does work best with apertures wider F2.0. With apertures narrower than F3.5, you would have to increase the distance between the camera and light source significantly.

For more information of bokeh, you can search here
Happy playing !!